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I have three Panerai equipped with the P3000 movement ...
... the MM ref 587, the 372 and a 424 Cali. I like the P3000 very much, as I found it reliable and accurate in my three watches. I specially like the feature which allows to change the hour hand without affecting the functioning of the movement to reflect a change in a different Time Zone site. This is specially interesting for travellers. The movement finish is rather plain and would be nice to have some decoration on the big plates, but this is just a cosmetic desire. Regarding fondness for these watches, I have an special love for the 587 for personal reasons, but the 372 follows very near to it. Cordial regards, Abel.
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Which Panerai P.3000 watch is your favorite?
Here's a picture of the Panerai P.3000 manual wind movement that is housed in 47mm Radiomir Bases such as the PAM373 Radiomir 3 Days Platino which is a limited edition of 300 watches. The PAM379 Radiomir 3 Days Oro Rosa is another 47mm Radiomir that house...
My favourite P.3000 Panerai
The 372 is my favourite. Then the 449 and 587. P.3000, clean dial and beautiful case(s).....The winning combination! Best Fabio
I have three Panerai equipped with the P3000 movement ...
... the MM ref 587, the 372 and a 424 Cali. I like the P3000 very much, as I found it reliable and accurate in my three watches. I specially like the feature which allows to change the hour hand without affecting the functioning of the movement to reflect...
I love both 372 and 587 MM
I find the P.3000 movement housed in a Radiomir re-aditions like 448, 449 aka California, 425, etc. rendering the case slightly thicker for my liking. Cheers, Ken
Preferred thickness of earlier Radiomir references
For example, PAM183, 249, ... etc. Cheers, Ken
Yup nice shot there. And the strap looks very interesting as well!
Do you mind sharing a picture of the strap? The underneath looks awesome so I'm wondering how the topside looks like Cheers, Anthony
