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it's jsut model numbers.easiest way is to jsut go to the official website and put ur name and address for the catalogue request and then wait a week or 2 and you'll get a giant full coloured catalogue https://www.panerai.com/secure/s_contatti.xpd?id_sezione=11&id_lingua=2&mode=newthe MRSP prices are not secret. try googling up the latest price list.
Quote from: terrenceterrence on March 23, 2011, 11:33:20 AMit's jsut model numbers.easiest way is to jsut go to the official website and put ur name and address for the catalogue request and then wait a week or 2 and you'll get a giant full coloured catalogue https://www.panerai.com/secure/s_contatti.xpd?id_sezione=11&id_lingua=2&mode=newthe MRSP prices are not secret. try googling up the latest price list. Excellent advice...make sure you click on both the normal and SE catalogues (you'll have to request twice)...keep those..even the older catalogues are being sold for silly prices
Thanks for the precious comments, I think I will visit some secondhand shop at subang, bt bintang to hunt for my 1st panerai.. Or u guys pls pm me any trustable secondhand shop which provide good deal. Once again, thanks alot..
Quote from: dsiewmy on March 22, 2011, 08:25:34 PMi think there are a few dealers in klang valley who have quite a large range for panerais.for pams, it is important that u see them in flesh and try them on.although they look similar, but they are very much different from one another.if your budget is below 15k, then u have the 0 and 5 which are the best bets and basically fly off the shelves. i have never seen a 0 and 5 in an AD LOL. these models are their "BASE" models with no complications or functions whatsoever (manual winding also).if your budget is below or around 20k, then u can try the 111, 112, 312. basically more money is spent because u get additional features like display caseback, and maybe even a date function and automatic winding with the 312. on the 312 you also get the very nice and sexy 1950s case.if your budget is around 25k, then u have a lotttt of pams to choose from. you can choose special editions, vintages, etc etc etc etc.my advise, go view them first, but don't be swayed by the salesperson. after seeing what u think u like, come back here and tell us what u have seen.I'm sorry but I dont think you can get many SEs for RM25k unless its at retail or its one of the Boutique editions(either way its quite hard to get )...as for vintages...Its upwards USD 100k....for 25k USD maybe you can get some of the Pre-Vs like the Mares but they are not vintages..RM25k budget will get you a few contemporary models or some historics with spare change for straps. The Panerai website whould be able to guide you. As for the price list in USD/EURO/GBP, you can get from Paneristi (you can use that as base for reference)
i think there are a few dealers in klang valley who have quite a large range for panerais.for pams, it is important that u see them in flesh and try them on.although they look similar, but they are very much different from one another.if your budget is below 15k, then u have the 0 and 5 which are the best bets and basically fly off the shelves. i have never seen a 0 and 5 in an AD LOL. these models are their "BASE" models with no complications or functions whatsoever (manual winding also).if your budget is below or around 20k, then u can try the 111, 112, 312. basically more money is spent because u get additional features like display caseback, and maybe even a date function and automatic winding with the 312. on the 312 you also get the very nice and sexy 1950s case.if your budget is around 25k, then u have a lotttt of pams to choose from. you can choose special editions, vintages, etc etc etc etc.my advise, go view them first, but don't be swayed by the salesperson. after seeing what u think u like, come back here and tell us what u have seen.
Don't know about new prices as I think it is pretty standard worldwide, savings may be due to VAT and FOREX. However, on the pre-loved market, the price does vary. I think, based on what I saw, it is cheaper to buy from overseas. However, if you are buying on-line, you have to decide if the 'risk' is worth it.
Walk to AD not many units available...Some one new to pams.... All model look the same, end up buying what sales recommended n available at the adso u r either too lucky to hv the rare one but 90% chance u get a hard to sell model... Lolmy 1 cent. Do some homework b4 u go to ADmost watch forum recommended the following historical modelswhich has proven it's reliability....1. Luminor - pam000, 005, 111, 112, 176, 1772. Radiomir - pam210, 183
what is the historical models for submersible?Quote from: chrisyen on March 22, 2011, 12:39:51 PMWalk to AD not many units available...Some one new to pams.... All model look the same, end up buying what sales recommended n available at the adso u r either too lucky to hv the rare one but 90% chance u get a hard to sell model... Lolmy 1 cent. Do some homework b4 u go to ADmost watch forum recommended the following historical modelswhich has proven it's reliability....1. Luminor - pam000, 005, 111, 112, 176, 1772. Radiomir - pam210, 183
