Panerai Preliminary Assessment
Sell Your Panerai in Istanbul
To sell, trade or consign a Panerai, share its PAM reference, condition, warranty card, box and photographs through the watch assessment form. The ART Jewellery & Watches team reviews the Luminor, Submersible, Radiomir and other Panerai models and, where appropriate, arranges an appointment at Zorlu Center, Istanbul.
The PAM Reference
Panerai watches are identified by references starting with PAM; PAM00111, for example, is a classic Luminor Marina reference. The reference appears on the warranty card and defines the case size, material and dial details. Enter the PAM number and case size in the form.
Straps and Crown-Protecting Bridge
The crown-protecting bridge and locking lever are defining parts of the Luminor, so their condition should be clearly visible in the photographs. Panerai watches are often worn on different straps, so list the original straps, buckle and any strap-changing tool supplied with the watch.
Sale, Trade and Consignment
The suitable route depends on the PAM reference, condition, set and market demand. On limited and special editions, a complete box and papers also matter. Submitting the form does not create an offer; final terms are agreed after the watch has been examined.
Panerai Selling FAQ
Where do I find my PAM reference?
The PAM reference is on the warranty card. If you do not have the card, enter the case size, material and dial details in the form and the team will try to identify the model from the photographs.
Can I sell a Panerai without its original strap?
Yes. The strap is a replaceable part, but the original strap and buckle complete the set and are taken into account.
Do scratches on the case affect the assessment?
Wear marks are common on large Panerai cases. Deep knocks and previous polishing can affect the assessment, so photograph the case surfaces clearly.
Can I trade in my Panerai?
You can select trade-in on the form. Suitability depends on the watch offered and the current availability of the piece you want.