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Originally Posted by White Collar Boy
Hi Joe. You will need to go to a qualified watchmaker who will examine it under a loupe. I did this on Friday just past, and the watchmaker told me it can be hard even for them to tell sometimes with Panerai. I would do that immediately so your worries are dispelled like mine were, or you can return the watch if needed. Wishing you best of luck.
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Thank you! It was authenticated by a watchmaker through ebay (Stoll & Co. out of Ohio). The seller was a fellow collector who was very nice and knowledgable about Panerai and purchased the watch from the original owner in 2009. I do not really have any concerns but was more wondering if there are any clues to look for especially down the road if i buy another.
But like you said, short of a watchmaker examining the watch and movement I suppose it would be difficult.