Greeting fellow Panerai enthusiasts,
I would like to thank all of you for the info I've gleaned from your forum. As I have finally acquired my first Panerai, I can finally contribute something. So here I am, attempting to do just that

I've been a WIS for several years now, primarily posting at another watch forum that I shall not name out of respect for this site. As much as I always lusted after a Panerai, I felt like I needed to take my time sampling different tiers of the watch world before taking the big plunge.
What I discoverd was that nothing scratched my Panerai itch. Nothing! I realized that what I really wanted was a Panerai sub that would be game for anything. I wasn't after a dressy watch. I didn't want a watch that I would have to treat delicately. I wanted a gorgeous beater.
So I found a 25H to do this job and I love it.
Here she is
That's odd though, isn't it? The 30 is facing the completely wrong direction and the 15 is crooked. Let's take another look.
Indeed. I wonder if anything else is amiss. Let's see what's inside the case.
Seems to look good so far. Let's look closer.
Looks right to me. So the movement is good, let's go back to the bezel.
Here's a closeup of the bezel rivets. I know that these are totally smooth on the PAM 24. These appear to have some faint machining circles on them. Aftermarket?
Let's pop the bezel off then, and see what's underneath.
Notice that extra little hole near the top of the bezel? That little hole is where the little nub on the nylon ring fits. What nylon ring? This one:
But while the bezel is off, maybe I can do something about the mis-aligned '15' and '30' markers. I was able to adjust one of them via the screw on the underside of the bezel. The other took a pair of good pliers wrapped in tape -- and I was able to adjust it from the top of the bezel.
Here's how it turned out. What say you, new friends?