PAM 423 with rep 3002 mvt working PR

[Crabber]

Anyone have experience with the above? I was surprised to see that the 3002 movement has been rep’ed I have always wanted a PAM with a working PR that had a clone mvt.

Looking forward to comments.

 

[nynogood]

Are you sure the PR works? That would be awesome!

And how is the rest of the watch, what's its status? Is it a good rep?

Unfortunately it is not in ALE's review/guide.

 

[celestial]

Awesome! Which manufacturer are you referring to?

 

[mysterio]

I have not come across any updated PAM423. Care to share the link?

 

[Crabber]

I saw reference to a working PR would be upcoming on some other sites. I have no idea if it’s true that’s why I posted this thread.

I have a PM into a TD to see if the SWF factory PAM 423 with “p3002 movement” has a working PR. This watch Is listed on the Chazing Time and Super Mirrors site. If it truly is a clone P3002 than it should have a working PR otherwise it should state it’s a P3000 clone with faux PR and P3002 inscription. Specifics on PR are lacking on sites. Just looking for some clarity.

 

[mysterio]

I saw reference to a working PR would be upcoming on some other sites. I have no idea if it’s true that’s why I posted this thread.

I have a PM into a TD to see if the SWF factory PAM 423 with “p3002 movement” has a working PR. This watch Is listed on the Chazing Time and Super Mirrors site. If it truly is a clone P3002 than it should have a working PR otherwise it should state it’s a P3000 clone with faux PR and P3002 inscription. Specifics on PR are lacking on sites. Just looking for some clarity.

You mean this watch?
http://chazingtime01.co/product/pam...-dial-on-brown-asso-strap-p-3000-super-clone/

If you read the ad, it says "72 hours+ power reserve". That's it. You may have interchanged PR for PR gauge. Two completely different things. The watch certainly has 72 hours power reserve as it uses the super clone P.3000, which is known to have a power reserve for more than 5 days. The PR display/gauge however, is a totally different matter and something I have yet to see in working capacity.

 

[Crabber]

Thank you, I am very familiar with P3000 movement as I have a 448 and 425 with those movements. Did Chazing time update the description of the 423? Perhaps I mixed it up the description with Suppermirror's 423,,,they do refer to this watches movement as a P3002 movement which is a variation of the P3000 with working PR gauge. If there really is a clone 3002 movement out there I'm going to be first in line for one!

http://supermirror1.com/content/?192.html

 

[mysterio]

It's so easy to put P.3002 movement in an advertisement as they only have to change the printing on one plate to P.3002 and remove the two "jewels" on the other plate. Whether it's working has to be shown in a video, as I have not seen any video proof that the power reserve gauge is indeed working.