Would you.....

[G.MAC]

watches and investment?? I think the problem here is a lack of terminology. Most people would rather mean a minimal loss when the watch is sold. For e.g: a Romain Jerome cannot be sold anywhere near its purchase price hence it is a bad investment.

[bwee]

hahhaa.. G.MAC, it is interesting you use RJ as an example.. that watch uses parts from the Titanic.. and we all know which way that ship went 

[watchmanu]

I'll say "I DO" only for white dial

[takashi78]

I always say the model watch has "hantu" inside!

[dennis.T]

I will say yes also.. But now I am thinking shd I trade my rolex with pp...

[Henry133]

JUST DO IT!!!

[siodee]

You already have root beer, why want to stock 100 plus...stick with the PAM lor

[IWCking]

I have both pam and rollie sport watch. Well, some 5 years ago, I feel very happy with my Pam since there werent many Pam around. But look like Pam is getting common now. Of course, you may wanna say there are still many more rollie out there which is true.

Look wise, I will say Pam has a better and unique look if your wrist is big enough. But if you are thinking to flip your watches in the future, you are still better off with rollie. I know that i can trade in my rollie now without losing money but will lose 20% minimum for my pam.