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Talking about Panerai's in-house movements again??
I'm curious Nicolas, there are a few different movements used in post-V watches other than ETA (and Rolex in PAM21), ie JLC, Minerva, Lemania and I think even Frederic Piguet. In your opinion, are there any marked differences, in relation to each other and the Panerai models that house them?
Lemania movement
I like to know which PAMs has Lemania movement. I only know of 192, is there any others? Thanks
Lemania Movement
Pam 67 " Zerograph ": Lemania CHT 15. Pam 189 Luminor Chrono WG in 40mm. Pam 192 Chrono Tantalium. Pam 215, Luminor Chrono in SS, 40mm. And that's all, I believe... Best. Nicolas
Thanks, but
I just double checked on Panerai.com , this site showed Pam189/192/215 are all using inhouse movement. Is there a mistake on the offical site? regards
Talking about Panerai's in-house movements again??
I'm curious Nicolas, there are a few different movements used in post-V watches other than ETA (and Rolex in PAM21), ie JLC, Minerva, Lemania and I think even Frederic Piguet. In your opinion, are there any marked differences, in relation to each other an...
RE: "I'm curious Nicolas, there are a few different movements used in post-V watches other
RE: " I'm curious Nicolas, there are a few different movements used in post-V watches other than ETA (and Rolex in PAM21), ie JLC, Minerva, Lemania" The answer 'yes'. Above is 59 in PAM98 (Radiomir, GMT, Alarm) : GP based cal. 59 Self-winding mechanical m...
In fact the GP 59 is not a GP!
Hi, GP 59 is in fact an AS 5008 calibre, not a manufacture GP calibre! This calibre is now produced by LaJoux-Perret (formerly Jaquet). Cheers Dje