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Estimation request: How many PP 5711/1a are produced (per year or total)?
Do you have any idea how many, and why do you think that way?

After Market Straps and Buckles?
My Panerai will be the first watch where I would switch out the strap. After seeing so many photos with different style straps, I have to admit I want to have a varied collection for different looks. I'll have 2 or 3 genuine Panerai straps, but looking to supplement them with the many after market straps I see online and on Ebay. I also don't want to pay regular prices for a deployment clasp, so looking to get an after market version of that as well. What do you guys think about after market straps and buckles?

Daytona C
How much did you sell your brand new Daytona C to the gray market ( Davidsw, Bob Rolex etc)? I am on the waiting list at the AD and wanted to know the mark up the gray market made from your purchase. Also does those gray market discount price on they website or prices are as is without bargain. Thanks

Crystal chips. Embrace or replace?
Hey guys.Took my watch to a new watchmaker to get authenticated today. He had it for a very short amount of time while I waited and was very nice, showed me the movement and lubricated the gaskets, didn't charge me anythingUpon taking the watch back and inspecting I saw some crystal chips. I can't recall them being there when I purchased the watch. I'm almost 99% sure they weren't. So it either happened by my wearing it, or by the authentication at the watchmaker. I am not going to blame him because I am unsure.Regardless. Should I replace the crystal or embrace the imperfections as my own?What would you doSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk