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    Default Ive got a guy wanting to trade his 112 for my 210

    What do I need to look for to ensure his watch is authentic? Anything obvious on PAM 112 copies?

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    When I bought my 111 and 177

    The quick visual inspection I learned is


    - Check the "2" to make sure the tail extends further than the top
    - Check the canon pinion to make sure its flush
    - Check the crown guard to make sure it closes tight, the pin is flush
    - Check the lume
    - Check the papers
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    I actually like the 210 over the 112!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BluE46 View Post
    I actually like the 210 over the 112!
    Buy mine It is for sale at a rocking price right now and I would rather it got an L4P member!

    (and thanks for the info, btw)

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    TJ, honestly in transactions like this I would recommend you do it at a dealer and have them take the back off. It is the only way to be sure IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RennTECH CLS View Post
    TJ, honestly in transactions like this I would recommend you do it at a dealer and have them take the back off. It is the only way to be sure IMO.
    I think you are probably right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RennTECH CLS View Post
    TJ, honestly in transactions like this I would recommend you do it at a dealer and have them take the back off. It is the only way to be sure IMO.
    agree, unless you know the person.
    Paradise 'ain't cheap.

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