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Panerai Radiomir 1940 3 Days Automatic PAM572 Watch And New In-House P.4000 Movement Hands-On
In-house movements are still very much “in” (pardon the pun), and one of the latest additions to the ever-growing array of proprietary Swiss calibers is one that was?designed and is manufactured by Panerai. Today, we will be discussing the more interesting details of the?P.4000 movement and also one of the models in?which it made its debut, the Panerai Radiomir 1940 3 Days Automatic PAM572.?We will begin with a closer look at the P.4000 movement, and then go hands-on with?this old-new?Radiomir, which?was given the privilege of first accommodating it.Over the last couple years-as the?arms race of proprietary?movements has been heating up-we have seen more than a handful of rather pointless “new” and “in-house” movements that offered little to nothing valuable?either for the brand, or for the end consumer – other than bragging rights, that is. Many (quite rightfully, we should say) argued that if the brands did actually put all that investment an
Seiko Prospex Kinetic GMT Diver's 200m Watch Hands-On
Seiko Prospex watches are among the best sport watches out there when you want a very good bang for your buck. Rare in the United States, but popular in places such as Japan, the Prospex collection is understandably becoming more popular each year. New for 2014 are the Seiko Prospex Kinetic GMT Diver’s 200m watches (references SUN019, SUN021, and SUN023) that will be available globally, and for a few hundred bucks, they are very hard to beat.Rather amusingly (and not uncommon for Japanese brands) the official name of the watch is the Seiko Prospex Kinetic GMT Diver’s… It just ends there. Diver’s watch? Well “Diver’s watch” presumably, but it is amusing the the title ends with a possessive noun rather than indicating what this item is meant to be for a diver. Personally, I would have just called it the “Seiko Prospex Kinetic GMT 200m Diver,” but what do I know about the complex intricacies of watch nomenclature?