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stew77 wrote:bigrustypig wrote:Pam 305 in titanium, 47mm
Just awesome Jeff!!!
Do you have any thoughts/assessments of the P.9000 in-house calibre that is running this beauty? How has the time keeping been on it?
Thanks, Chris. The P.9000 is OP's entry level in-house automatic movement capable of 72 hours or 3 days of power reserve. Developed in 2009 for the launch of this watch (the full name of the watch is the Submersible 1950 3 Days Automatic Titanio), it was developed totally by OP but my research also shows it was actually conceived by OP but put together and developed by ValFleur, an affiliate of Pam dedicated to movements manufacture and development within this luxury watch group. I've owned this watch since Aug 23, 2010 and have been wearing it in rotation with some other pieces. So far, it's about +6 seconds a day and I think this will stabilize to about +2 or +3 in about a month.
Since this P.9000 is made by OP, I think the company will stand fully behind it. The see through case back allows you to see the movement but I think Pam could have done a better job on the movement's finishing.
Very cool Jeff...Thanks for all the great detail regarding the P.9000...always a pleasure to read your detailed posts!!!
Sounds like the P.9000 has been running very well for you...I do love the see through back on these newer PAMs with this entry level OP movement...despite the fact that they could have done more with the movement finishing, it's still a fantastic looker and I drool every time I see your PAM 305 on the posts!!!
