Panerai P.3000 - Chronospex

Brand:	Panerai
Family:	Panerai > Calibers
Reference:	P.3000
SKU:	PaneraiP.3000 (P.3000, P.3000/F)
Name:	Panerai Caliber P.3000
Produced:	2010 Discontinued

Brand:

Panerai

Family:

Panerai > Calibers

Reference:

P.3000

SKU:

PaneraiP.3000 (P.3000, P.3000/F)

Name:

Panerai Caliber P.3000

Produced:

2010 Discontinued

Country of Manufacture	Swiss Made, Switzerland


Movement type	Manual Winding
Certification	None
Functions	Date, Hacking stop, Time zone function
Display	3 hands, Small seconds hand at 9:00, Central hour hand, Central minute hand, Date window at 3:00
Power reserve	72 h, 2 barrels
Jewel	21
Frequency	21,600 vph (3Hz)

Movement type

Manual Winding

Certification

None

Functions

Date, Hacking stop, Time zone function

Display

3 hands, Small seconds hand at 9:00, Central hour hand, Central minute hand, Date window at 3:00

Power reserve

72 h, 2 barrels

Jewel

Frequency

21,600 vph (3Hz)

Diameter	37.22 mm
Lignes	16½ "'
Thickness	5.3 mm

Diameter

37.22 mm

Lignes

16½ "'

Thickness

5.3 mm

Balance	Glucydur
Anti-Shock System	Incabloc
Number of parts	161

Balance

Glucydur

Anti-Shock System

Incabloc

Number of parts

161

The P.3000 as platform movement exists in many variations with same naming*.

Functional variations are:

(only) two hands (e.g. PAM00425),
two hands with small seconds (e.g. PAM00375),
two hands with date (only used ones at PAM00424).

Main layout variations are:

the two-bridges version (e.g. PAM00425), produced since 2010,
the three bridges version (e.g. PAM00662), produced since 2016 (references from S-series and later).

The two-bridges version has until now movement number under 50.000, the three-bridges version over 60.000.

At year 2020 both bridges variations was used in parallel (e.g. PAM00931 & PAM01075 in 2021), since 2022 only the three-bridge version is in use.

The decoration variations are named separately as own movements (e.g. P.3000/F or P.3000/10). Subversion like P.3000/1 or P.3000/3 was discussed in the first years at press but at Panerai no information exists about that.

*On the Panerai Website very often the rendered pictures does not show the used layout variation in reality (e.g. PAM01075 is shown with a P.3000 movement with three bridges, but all offered PAM01075 had the two bridges version).