Bahnstormer_vRS wrote:^^^^ Correct in one, Michael.
In house, 5 day Power Reserve SH21 inside.
#FunFact - the 5 day PR dial sweeps through 180 degrees on the C7 and C60 Apex models. All other SH21 PR dials sweep through c. 270 degrees.
Guy
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Ahhh ok. The 1-5 threw me. Was expecting a +/- power dial. Do you find it slows as you get into day 4 and 5? I know this is a common issue with Panerai 8 day models.
MichaelMD wrote: ↑Thu Apr 22, 2021 10:35 pm
Ahhh ok. The 1-5 threw me. Was expecting a +/- power dial. Do you find it slows as you get into day 4 and 5? I know this is a common issue with Panerai 8 day models.
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If you mean the rate at which it charges slowing as it gets more charged up then, yes, it does, but once its up to a full 5 days charge, providing I wear it daily it will, as one would expect, stay there fully (5 days) charged.
Guy
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MichaelMD wrote: ↑Thu Apr 22, 2021 10:35 pm
Ahhh ok. The 1-5 threw me. Was expecting a +/- power dial. Do you find it slows as you get into day 4 and 5? I know this is a common issue with Panerai 8 day models.
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If you mean the rate at which it charges slowing as it gets more charged up then, yes, it does, but once its up to a full 5 days charge, providing I wear it daily it will, as one would expect, stay there fully (5 days) charged.
Guy
I meant that if fully charged at 5 days does it keep really good time at first but tends to be less accurate as the power reserve dips down in the 1-2 day range. This is something the Panerai is known for. So some people say always wind it up to full charge rather than waiting 5 days between winding