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Wat movement is this ?
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Panerai's in-house movement the P.9000:
"The P.9000 calibre, created entirely by Officine Panerai and used in a series of Luminor 1950 and Radiomir models, is fitted with various functions: it is an automatic calibre with a 3-day power reserve and a unique technical design which makes these movements immediately recognizable.
The calibre has a diameter of 13¾ lignes and numerous features: two barrels which guarantee 72 hours of power reserve; a single piece rotor which winds by moving in both directions thanks to an automatic ratchet device; a balance wheel with adjusting screws, oscillating at a frequency of 4 Hz; a date display and a seconds reset device which resets the seconds hand, enabling the watch to be synchronized perfectly with a reference time signal.
To house this movement, a specially made version of the Luminor 1950 case has been designed, keeping the proportions of the original but featuring a slightly less convex sapphire crystal which only barely protrudes from the bezel." [Panerai.com website]
GEN PAMS that have this movement
364, 389, 505, 393, 508, 388, 328, 312, 305, 523, 359, 352, 392, 351, 382
Assuming the picture that you have posted is of a ceramic version it could be of a current rep 441 (new one will have p.9001 movement) or a 508 (which i'm not sure is out yet). Ofcourse, the rep versions will carry non-gen p9000 movement. I've seen A7750 movement or ETA movement in the reps.
"The P.9000 calibre, created entirely by Officine Panerai and used in a series of Luminor 1950 and Radiomir models, is fitted with various functions: it is an automatic calibre with a 3-day power reserve and a unique technical design which makes these movements immediately recognizable.
The calibre has a diameter of 13¾ lignes and numerous features: two barrels which guarantee 72 hours of power reserve; a single piece rotor which winds by moving in both directions thanks to an automatic ratchet device; a balance wheel with adjusting screws, oscillating at a frequency of 4 Hz; a date display and a seconds reset device which resets the seconds hand, enabling the watch to be synchronized perfectly with a reference time signal.
To house this movement, a specially made version of the Luminor 1950 case has been designed, keeping the proportions of the original but featuring a slightly less convex sapphire crystal which only barely protrudes from the bezel." [Panerai.com website]
GEN PAMS that have this movement
364, 389, 505, 393, 508, 388, 328, 312, 305, 523, 359, 352, 392, 351, 382
Assuming the picture that you have posted is of a ceramic version it could be of a current rep 441 (new one will have p.9001 movement) or a 508 (which i'm not sure is out yet). Ofcourse, the rep versions will carry non-gen p9000 movement. I've seen A7750 movement or ETA movement in the reps.
This is a rep P.9000 movement. I guess the watch OP posted is a Pam386 with clone P.9000 movement modified from A7750.
Gen P.9000 movement, look at the position of the balance wheel.
Clone P.9000 from A7750
Gen P.9000 movement, look at the position of the balance wheel.
Clone P.9000 from A7750
