Today we will be introducing luxury watch parts: Movement variations - Panerai edition .
Luxury watch movements are made by hand by craftsmen combining hundreds of parts, and there are numerous variations, ranging from simple two-hand movements to ultra-complex mechanisms such as perpetual calendars and tourbillons.Moreover, they do not merely perform their functions, but many are finished so beautifully that they are worthy of being called works of art, and many people are impressed by their beauty and consider purchasing one.
Therefore, over several posts, I would like to introduce the main movements of each brand along with their representative models.
This time, we will introduce the main movements used in " Panerai ". Please enjoy until the end.
Introducing the movement
①Cal.P.2002
diameter | 30.0mm | thickness | 6.6mm |
Frequency | 28,800 vibrations | Year of release | Year 2005 |
Number of jewels | 21 pieces | Drive system | Manual winding |
composition | 3 hands + date + power reserve indicator | Power reserve | Approximately 192 hours |
- Equipped with a zero reset second function that returns the second hand to the zero position, a 24-hour GMT function, and a long power reserve of 8 days.
*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/panerai/luminor-175613/
➁Cal.P.2004
diameter | 30.0mm | thickness | 8.2mm |
Frequency | 28,800 vibrations | Year of release | 2007 |
Number of jewels | 29 pieces | Drive system | Manual winding |
composition | 3 hands + GMT + chronograph + power reserve indicator | Power reserve | Approximately 192 hours |
- The derived movement, "Cal.P.9100/R," is equipped with a regatta function that can countdown events such as yacht races.
*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/panerai/submersible-forze-speciali-352599/
summary
What did you think.
Panerai has traditionally ebauched general-purpose movements, but since 2002, they have been developing a number of in-house movements. As a brand with a history as a supplier to the Italian Navy, they place emphasis on developing movements with excellent robustness and stability, which I think is rooted in their tradition. Why not take this opportunity to look for your favorite watch by paying attention to movements that don't get much attention? Many of the representative models introduced this time have already been discontinued and cannot be purchased at authorized retailers, so if you are in the area, please stop by Commit Ginza.
Once again, we hope this article helps you find your favorite luxury watch.