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9 April 2021, 01:38 AM
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Losing time?
Recently got my watch back after dust removal from the dial. Just noticed that my PAM915 is now losing about 6 spd. I’m not sure what the tolerance is for the P5000 movement. I’ve looked at the manual but can’t seem to find it. Is this within spec? Should I wait a few weeks to see if it settles? The watch is about 2-3 weeks old bought new from an AD. Sent it in last week for dust removal, got it back yesterday. Thanks!
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9 April 2021, 01:43 AM
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Wind it completely and give it some time on the wrist. I've had new movements and movements back form service take a few weeks to "settle" in.
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9 April 2021, 04:24 AM
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Will do. Before coming in the dust removal, it was only losing about 1-2 sec/day. I was debating whether or not to send it. But whenever I would look at it, the dust was all I could see so it had to go back.
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9 April 2021, 12:45 PM
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Just heard back from Panerai Concierge, apparently the tolerance for the P5000 movement is -7/+5. I guess I’m within spec.
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9 April 2021, 01:01 PM
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Real Name: Dr Mark R Nail
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