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View Poll Results: Timepiece to Share Casual Wear (Assume 14060M owned)
PAM 422 3 7.89%
Rolex GMT-Master II 116710BLNR 30 78.95%
Rolex GMT Master 16753 5 13.16%
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Old 4 October 2017, 02:34 AM   #1
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Timepiece for Casual Wear.

So if you had a 14060M and were looking for another watch to share wrist time for those occasions you're in jeans - what would you look to acquire and why? Let's set a budget of $10K.

My thoughts:

PAM 422 - iconic Panerai.
Pros: 47mm, domed sapphire crystal, in-house movement, exposed case back, power reserve indicator on back, seconds reset function, hand wound with 3 day reserve

116710BLNR - Rolex GMTs are also iconic. date window with cyclops, dual time is useful

Overall I think having something a little different like the PAM makes more sense but is 47mm too big to wear in a polo shirt? I really do like the GMT and it would be nice to have date and dual time for travel - those are useful complications.

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Old 4 October 2017, 02:36 AM   #2
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47 v 40 is quite the two choice set up. BLNR for me on size alone.
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For a Panerai, try the PAM 424, the California dial is beautiful. Or a older PAM 27 power reserve.

The Speedy Pro is a fine choice.

Rolex: Explorer II Polar? TT GMT? TT Daytona might be available at $10k. Certainly a change of pace to the Sub. How about a brown dial / butterscotch bezel TT GMT aka Clint Eastwood?
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Old 4 October 2017, 02:51 AM   #6
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IMHO, ditch the Sub and get a SD.
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Pam 422 is a great piece IMG_6056.JPG


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For a Panerai, try the PAM 424, the California dial is beautiful. Or a older PAM 27 power reserve.

The Speedy Pro is a fine choice.

Rolex: Explorer II Polar? TT GMT? TT Daytona might be available at $10k. Certainly a change of pace to the Sub. How about a brown dial / butterscotch bezel TT GMT aka Clint Eastwood?
I like the sound of a Root Beer GMT added into the mix
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It is gorgeous! Don't suppose you have any good wrist shots?
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Any 5 or 6 digit GMT, but then you have another black dial. If you like color maybe a 116613LB or 116610LV or Exp II polar 5 or 6 digit.

Tried Pams a couple times over the years. Cool watches, but the fun wore off for me pretty quick and went back to Rolex. Expensive lessons between the depreciation and all the straps I bought...
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I have similar more clean the 372


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That Panerai does sing to me
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I have a 14060M and a Speedmaster so I voted BLNR which I also have.

I would also suggest the Tudor Bronze

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Shockingly, I see the BLNR has a 90% lead...

That's my vote as well.
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Out of those three and with what you have, the 422 (or one of 000/005/111/372) would be my choice.
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Beautiful watch but I'm not sure I would put it in the jeans category.
Actually I would love a Reverso but categorize it as a little more formal in my eyes.
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