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BruceLee

Hello,

I have a PAM (Don't know what is the model# etc) was given as gift and has no keeper anymore. is there a way to have a new keeper installed. seems like it is a bit difficult to have a new keeper unless I buy a new strap. any help? thank you

 

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Glaude

Leather strap ? Rubber ? 
Are you talking about the fixed keeper or the floating one ? 

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BruceLee
1 hour ago, Glaude said:

Leather strap ? Rubber ? 
Are you talking about the fixed keeper or the floating one ? 

It is a leather strap. I am attaching a picture. thanks!

https://picr.me/image/olXIy

 

 

 

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MOT

did you karate chop it? :panda:

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BruceLee
13 minutes ago, MOT said:

did you karate chop it? :panda:

indeed. dont know why, I couldnt upload the photo to picr. than I chopped in paint and it did it. :) 

i hope this gives and idea

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MOT
13 hours ago, BruceLee said:

indeed. dont know why, I couldnt upload the photo to picr. than I chopped in paint and it did it. :) 

i hope this gives and idea

YouTube has strap"how to's" check that out.  You could make one? 

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Luxuracer
19 hours ago, BruceLee said:

Hello,

I have a PAM (Don't know what is the model# etc) was given as gift and has no keeper anymore. is there a way to have a new keeper installed. seems like it is a bit difficult to have a new keeper unless I buy a new strap. any help? thank you

 

You can find, buy, or make a new keeper that looks similar to your strap. Or a black keeper so it would match your buckle. ;) 

Remove the strap from the watch then slide it in. Reinstall the strap, Done.

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BruceLee
You can find, buy, or make a new keeper that looks similar to your strap. Or a black keeper so it would match your buckle.  
Remove the strap from the watch then slide it in. Reinstall the strap, Done.


Should buy a keeper and install myself than. I know those screws are really small for the strap. I guess I should buy tool set and put my reading glasses on :) thanks

Can anybody direct me where to buy the keeper? A link may be?


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Luxuracer
5 minutes ago, BruceLee said:

 


Should buy a keeper and install myself than. I know those screws are really small for the strap. I guess I should buy tool set and put my reading glasses on :) thanks

Can anybody direct me where to buy the keeper? A link may be?


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Search eBay, Amazon, Esslinger, ... etc...
Esslinger has them for couple bucks.

https://www.esslinger.com/leather-loop-watch-strap-keepers-pack-of-2-pieces/?gclid=CjwKCAiA0O7fBRASEiwAYI9QAnfeLiNVN3-On7DwXAgYZ2xJKSzBMcz8fpaNwHjbexW3GKe1NM7NaRoC5FYQAvD_BwE

Post more photo of your watch, especially the lug profile, if you need help removing the strap.

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BadApple

Buy a new strap...... cheap as chips (and sweet and sour sauce) 

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2017-new-strap-For-Panerai-Retro-Handmade-leather-strap-Crack-explosion-calfskin-22MM-24MM-black-buckle/32796668492.html

5 hours ago, Luxuracer said:

You can find, buy, or make a new keeper that looks similar to your strap. Or a black keeper so it would match your buckle. ;) 

Remove the strap from the watch then slide it in. Reinstall the strap, Done.

Or remove buckle 

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BruceLee
9 hours ago, Luxuracer said:

Search eBay, Amazon, Esslinger, ... etc...
Esslinger has them for couple bucks.

https://www.esslinger.com/leather-loop-watch-strap-keepers-pack-of-2-pieces/?gclid=CjwKCAiA0O7fBRASEiwAYI9QAnfeLiNVN3-On7DwXAgYZ2xJKSzBMcz8fpaNwHjbexW3GKe1NM7NaRoC5FYQAvD_BwE

Post more photo of your watch, especially the lug profile, if you need help removing the strap.

thanks, will order a keeper and put it myself.

8 hours ago, BADAPPLE said:

Thanks for the info. One that I have is really good one, I want to buy a keeper and install myself.

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