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MYK · 4 September 2022, 03:23 PM

I just bought my first Radiomir, last Panerai I had was a Pam 111 more than 10 years ago. It seems a lot has happened in the Panerai seen since I was last here.

Anyway, I wounded up the watch to test its accuracy and power reserve. Accuracy has been great with less than -1 second a day. As for power reserve, it’s still running after 86 hours and I am a little confused. I have previously experienced watches that deliver a couple of hours over the claimed power reserve but this is almost another half day of power reserve. Has anyone tested theirs, please share your results.

Also, I did not expect to like it this much. I never really liked Radiomirs but I guess with age comes wisdom. [emoji23]

4 September 2022, 03:23 PM	#1
MYK 2025 TitaniumYM Pledge Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Real Name: Mohammed Location: Kuwait Posts: 1,664	P.6000 power reserve test? I just bought my first Radiomir, last Panerai I had was a Pam 111 more than 10 years ago. It seems a lot has happened in the Panerai seen since I was last here. Anyway, I wounded up the watch to test its accuracy and power reserve. Accuracy has been great with less than -1 second a day. As for power reserve, it’s still running after 86 hours and I am a little confused. I have previously experienced watches that deliver a couple of hours over the claimed power reserve but this is almost another half day of power reserve. Has anyone tested theirs, please share your results. Also, I did not expect to like it this much. I never really liked Radiomirs but I guess with age comes wisdom. [emoji23]