Anyone had problems with 312 p.9000 movement?

[dhiltonlittle]

I'm looking into getting a 312 and was wondering if anyone has had any major issues with the p.9000 movement. Is it pretty solid?

[Stack]

I have had one for 6 years and it's been working great as my daily beater. I think it's a great workhorse movement.

[Speed]

So far so good...only been a couple weeks though. 😄

[Lordofrolex]

Originally Posted by Stack

I have had one for 6 years and it's been working great as my daily beater. I think it's a great workhorse movement.

Mine also is super strong. I don't think I'm close to needing it serviced.

[Robbie68]

5 out of 6 I've owned ran extremely fas due to banking when fully wound by the auto mechanism. By fast I mean 1 minute plus in 15 mins. Still love Panerai but will only buy hand wound.

[1F1Fan]

I have owned my 523 for a year now and haven't had any problems. If anything it is actually keeping better time now then when it was new.

[Ckci]

Originally Posted by Robbie68

5 out of 6 I've owned ran extremely fas due to banking when fully wound by the auto mechanism. By fast I mean 1 minute plus in 15 mins. Still love Panerai but will only buy hand wound.

Really. That's not good. Over an hour and a half in 24 hours. I couldn't handle that.

[Exiztence]

My 359 had that issue too, bought it just under 2 years old, on full wind it ran around +30-40 first 24h and following days depending on activity anywhere from +0 to +20. Friend bought new 392 and has same issue, apparently p9000 on full wind just runs fast as hell.

I had it serviced under warranty, came back 3 weeks later and was runnin +45, sent it back again and before I sold it I was +0.3 on full wind and -0.2 following days, probably most accurate p9000 in Europe if rumours are anything to go by.