Thank you for appreciating my work, andy_fin !
I will make all the clarifications, I saw a video where the gen P.9000 works without seconds reset, not like the P.9001, P.9002 and even the P.9003 do, not to mention the models based on the P.2002. In general, this is a distinctive feature of PANERAI, which is not often done by other watch manufacturers.
I will clarify, perhaps there were some years of production in which the P.9000 had this function, and then it was gone, but on most models of different years, about which I managed to fix, since your publication - there are no seconds reset on the P.9000 .
If this function was not always present, panerai does not provide information about it. But I will find out if there were such p.9000 and when, but for now I will edit and remove provocative information that can be misleading.
Also, I want to point out that one look at a P.9000 clone is enough to tell if it's a GEN or a REP, whether it's the winding rotor mounting, bevelling, or balance wheel adjustment.
In any case, it's not something that is "indistinguishable". But I agree, I remember a time when I could not distinguish any clone from gen. But this is not what one should be equal to in the art of reps.
I will make all the clarifications, I saw a video where the gen P.9000 works without seconds reset, not like the P.9001, P.9002 and even the P.9003 do, not to mention the models based on the P.2002. In general, this is a distinctive feature of PANERAI, which is not often done by other watch manufacturers.
I will clarify, perhaps there were some years of production in which the P.9000 had this function, and then it was gone, but on most models of different years, about which I managed to fix, since your publication - there are no seconds reset on the P.9000 .
If this function was not always present, panerai does not provide information about it. But I will find out if there were such p.9000 and when, but for now I will edit and remove provocative information that can be misleading.
Also, I want to point out that one look at a P.9000 clone is enough to tell if it's a GEN or a REP, whether it's the winding rotor mounting, bevelling, or balance wheel adjustment.
In any case, it's not something that is "indistinguishable". But I agree, I remember a time when I could not distinguish any clone from gen. But this is not what one should be equal to in the art of reps.
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