Brand | Panerai |
Caliber Number | P.1000 |
Base Caliber | In-house |
Movement Type | Mechanical, manual-wind |
Jewels | 21 |
Dimensions | 12”’ x 3.85mm thick |
Power Reserve | 72 hours |
Vibrations Per Hour | 28,800 bph |
Shock System | KIF Parechoc |
Balance | Glucydur |
Functions | Hours, minutes, small seconds |
Country of Manufacture | Switzerland |
Known Models | PAM676, PAM677 |
Panerai in-house hand-wound caliber P.1000. This movement has 21 jewels, carries a 3 day power reserve thanks to the two barrels, beats at 28,800, and has 197 components. Featuring a Glucydur balance and KIF anti-shock.
From Panerai:
The P.1000 is a new in-house hand-wound calibre with a power reserve of three days. The movement has the fundamental functions – hours, minutes and the seconds counter at 9 o’clock – and it is 12 lignes (26.8 mm) in diameter with an overall thickness of 3.85 mm. Consisting of 152 components and with 21 jewels, the P.1000 calibre is solid, strong and reliable, and it is immediately recognisable as a Panerai calibre from both the technical and aesthetic points of view. To ensure maximum security and stability, the balance is held by a bridge with two supports, fixed by screws with threaded rings for micrometer adjustment of the height. The oscillation frequency is 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour). With the small seconds dial at 9 o’clock – another of the distinctive characteristics of many contemporary Panerai watches, directly descended from the historic models – the new movement also contains the device which stops the balance and zeroes the seconds hand (seconds reset) when setting the time, for perfect synchronization of the watch with the reference signal.
- Read more: Panerai calibre P.1000 specs on panerai.com
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