Pam 111 and 112 are nice but someome said they are just base model

[nasty_42]

base model or not, it's still an excellent piece. neatly done.

[Shawncai]

Pam 112 All the way!

[dapoh86]

I wouldnt call them base models.. its like saying submariner is for people who don't have money to buy daytona.. until you see 1 that costs more than a regular Daytona..

[wjunkie]

Hahaha ... but think of it, the after "watch effect" not worth it.

[P1723]

hahaha hide watch from wife..
u all very cute leh

[litost]

She will grumble coz i used to complain how i'm never getting a pam coz the models "all look the same"...
And it happened...
My other watches are a rollie and a tag, so yes she can tell...

[Fredtan]

actually doubt wife can tell the difference between the various luminors. to women they all look alike

[Spike123]

Wah...as if your pam is like second wife...cannot see daylight...

[Pumper]

Haha! Dude was in the same position. Hide the watches I bought in office cos scare wife grumble again.

[litost]

I just bought the 111 without my wife's knowledge...
now wondering whether to ship my straps direct to my office...
need to find a liang chen ji ri to tell her about my purchase...

any bros out there with the same experience?

[beetlebum]

honestly i stay with the ETA PAMs... my 2 cents ;p

how many 111/112/000/005 u see pple wearing? most now go for 312/359/320/351.
the new handwound 8 days, i would give it a few more years

the one i think still worth it would be the 233@ about 10~11k

[Rolexpam]

true

[clocking]

Thats quick...but...I would think that servicing the Eta movt is still way cheaper than the in house...even to a third party watchmaker/repairers...

:-)

Yes Sir!.. Eta movt is still way cheaper, nevertheless the in house can be done by third party watchmaker/repairers... May I say cheaper than Richemont..

[Ryuden]

Cheers.

[Gunbucker]

I know. It's a tongue-in-cheek post to the ETA remarks.

If this is the model you are referring...well...

Firstly it's a vintage and with it comes history it accumulated more than 50 years...
Like everyone says...history is priceless...unless you have $326,000 to spare...