A bronze rep Panerai?

[aakish77]

Dear friends…
I recently purchased this from a fellow friend who grabbed this from HK two years back.
I do notice the dial power reserve shows 40 rather than 72 hr.
But the accuracy is fantastic.
But anyway' I searched high and low for this piece, at least a picture or two ought to show up on the internet. But none had that dial.
Maybe they've got it right.
The power reserve works.
The date change is through the button.
My request for an answer is to a question if anyone could, gladly help, kindly provide...
​​​​​Anyone knows the kind of movement this is ? NH35 ?
Thank you in advance.
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https://app.photobucket.com/u/gurumachaz/p/93486e74-aa75-4331-a12b-684f5bbc2528
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https://app.photobucket.com/u/gurumachaz/p/87c5b472-8842-49c1-a03d-b5d91b17c30e

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[KOT1917]

Good day! That's right, 40 hours PR, because this is a Seagull st2530, which was usually used to copy models that should have the OP.IX caliber(7750 with PR function) , for example pam090, or pam222.
As one of the 7750 modifications this movt had a PR of about 40 hours, therefore, this figure is indicated on the scale of the pams who use it.
And even for them, it was bad, because the date could not be switched with the crown, but only with the button on the right side at 10 @.

Your model, in theory, should be PAM507, which no longer has OP.IX, but a completely manufactory caliber p.9002, which has neither a clone nor an adequate replacement in the world of rep.
It has similar functions, but in the same way the working PR pointer already demonstrates its larger than that of the Op.IX RP, it is already 72 hours or 3 days, as in all calibers of the P.9XXX family .

This is a detailed answer whence 40, and whence 72.
They are confused because it is a cheap 100 $ rep, which still has a lot of things wrong. In the end, it is not made of bronze, but of satin-finished steel with an RG finish.

There are very good rep pam382, good pam671, acceptable pam968 but all pam507 were worse, and primarily because of this movt., even if the case material is correct, like the indicator and the numbers, the button still remains on the side and the reluctance of factories to follow all the details.
Now Trusty sells this relatively inexpensive:
https://trustytime.io/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=37_47&products_id=22849

Good luck to you!

 

[aakish77]

Good day! That's right, 40 hours PR, because this is a Seagull st2530, which was usually used to copy models that should have the OP.IX caliber(7750 with PR function) , for example pam090, or pam222.
As one of the 7750 modifications this movt had a PR of about 40 hours, therefore, this figure is indicated on the scale of the pams who use it.
And even for them, it was bad, because the date could not be switched with the crown, but only with the button on the right side at 10 @.

Your model, in theory, should be PAM507, which no longer has OP.IX, but a completely manufactory caliber p.9002, which has neither a clone nor an adequate replacement in the world of rep.
It has similar functions, but in the same way the working PR pointer already demonstrates its larger than that of the Op.IX RP, it is already 72 hours or 3 days, as in all calibers of the P.9XXX family .

This is a detailed answer whence 40, and whence 72.
They are confused because it is a cheap 100 $ rep, which still has a lot of things wrong. In the end, it is not made of bronze, but of satin-finished steel with an RG finish.

There are very good rep pam382, good pam671, acceptable pam968 but all pam507 were worse, and primarily because of this movt., even if the case material is correct, like the indicator and the numbers, the button still remains on the side and the reluctance of factories to follow all the details.
Now Trusty sells this relatively inexpensive:
https://trustytime.io/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=37_47&products_id=22849

Good luck to you!

Thanks a million dear friend. Truly appreciate the information. I completely understand now. Thank you again.