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  • #16
    currently panerai inhouse movement not very reliable

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    • #17
      Originally posted by pamstraps View Post
      currently panerai inhouse movement not very reliable
      Not mine. My p.9000 is good and accurate (for a 6 month old watch), and I've tested the 72 hours power reserve on more than 1 occassion and it never short-change me. In fact, on average it held power for almost 80 hours.

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      • #18
        My 312 also gt this issue. After e watch stopped, rewind 20 to 30 turns, e watch wont move until I gif e watch a light shake.

        Is this consider a prob? I never bother it as long my watch move in e end. So do I need to send my watch in to richmont for check too?
        Current:
        Rolex GMT2C TT 116713AN
        Panerai 312N
        Panerai 233O
        Sevenfriday P1-2
        Sevenfriday M2-2
        Seiko SBBN015

        Past:
        Rolex Deep Sea Sea Dweller 116660G
        Panerai 005N
        Steinhart aviation chrono

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        • #19
          My 320's the same. But shake a little and it starts moving again.
          I don't have enuf watches but I will stop buying now!
          http://roguehogticktock.blogspot.sg/

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          • #20
            Originally posted by pamstraps View Post
            currently panerai inhouse movement not very reliable
            Any links or actual information on this or just personal opinion ? I'd like to read more on this... thx.
            ROLEX.

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