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MichaelFlash · 26 April 2015, 08:06 AM

I've traded 2 of my 3 PAMs in the last year. One of them the Fiddy that I'm glad I did as the value keeps dropping. I agree that they are just making too many variations of the same model and hard to tell the difference between LEs and normal production. I see that as the main reason for the fall of the Fiddy. The only PAM that has caught my attention in the last few years was the Bronzo. That being said, I am currently wearing a submersible on an olive green NATO strap that is my go to beach, summer, etc. watch. I purchased more than 10 years ago and have abused it to death and have yet to service it. I can honestly say it is toughest watch I haver ever owned and will likely never part with it!

26 April 2015, 08:06 AM	#104
MichaelFlash "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Real Name: Michael Location: Connecticut Posts: 1,372	I've traded 2 of my 3 PAMs in the last year. One of them the Fiddy that I'm glad I did as the value keeps dropping. I agree that they are just making too many variations of the same model and hard to tell the difference between LEs and normal production. I see that as the main reason for the fall of the Fiddy. The only PAM that has caught my attention in the last few years was the Bronzo. That being said, I am currently wearing a submersible on an olive green NATO strap that is my go to beach, summer, etc. watch. I purchased more than 10 years ago and have abused it to death and have yet to service it. I can honestly say it is toughest watch I haver ever owned and will likely never part with it!