sergio[Panerai Moderator]
5750
There is no....wrong...direction
if you wind it forward, the clutch makes sure you can't....damage (you hurt people, damage watches/movements) the watch. If you wind backward, you can do it for decades and still won't...damage....the watch. I'm not aware of any other "widing" direction, are you?...
They build them smart, nowadays, don't they?
Ciao - Sergio
It is TRUE.....
By: sergio : March 14th, 2012-18:47
the winding itself....DOESN'T stop....as such. The movement itself, engages a CLUTCH (there's a distinct clicking, audible to the ear) that tells you you've reached the max even though, as I said you can still wind the crown. I've had the 339 for a long t...
Winding issue
By: jeremyr : March 14th, 2012-18:47
I too have tried reaching the end while winding and have not been successful. After a few hundred winds the watch started making odd sounds. This was a big issue for me so declined buying the watch. Besides the winding issue the case discoloration problem...
now I am puzzled
By: alexcc : March 16th, 2012-11:01
I collected the want yesterday and winding does not stop. This is the letter from Panerai: Dear First of all, thank you for your interest in Panerai. The PAM339 has an 8 day power reserve, since it contains our P.2002 movement. The winding should eventual...
No problems with my 339
By: teofft : March 31st, 2012-23:02
perhaps the only thing i notice with the finishing is with the tiny screws holding the "lugs" in place. I don't think that the screws are ceramic and are perhaps just painted or coated...so they may be prone to chip. I love my 339, but it wasn't always th...