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On top of all that, the PAM 321 includes the in-house P.9002 automatic motion that contains some interesting and useful features. To begin with, the PAM 321 is C.O.S.C certified and features an exhibition caseback that reveals the 3/4 plate motion decorated with blue screws and rubies. The ribbon isn’t too done which works well for the main tool temperament of this watch. The motion is a GMT at which the hour hands (as soon as the crown is released and pulled to place one) will shift quickly in leaping fashion.Interestingly, the GMT hand is coloured the same as the dial and is lean such that by moving the hour hand above it, it is possible to conceal the GMT hand and also convert the PAM 321 into a non-GMT watch. This is unlike what is usually possible with other GMT watches where the GMT hand makes one revolution of the dial in one day. However, one drawback, emphasizing this is not a “real” GMT watch, is that you don’t readily know if the GMT hand is signaling AM or PM. Some Panerai models, e.g., PAM 270 and PAM 335, include an added AM/PM indicator utilizing the P.2003 movement.Two added features of this movement would be the rapid reset seconds and the 3-day power reserve indicator. To begin with, by releasing the crown and pulling it to the second position, you can move the minutes hand along with the GMT hand. But what’s cool is that once you pull the crown to that second position, the seconds hand instantly moves to zero and the motion ceases. This allows you to precisely place the current time to some reference time. No more do you need to await the hand to achieve 60 so as to prevent it and set it accurately. The P.9002 movement does this for you.

Though the rotor is skeletonized, much of the movement’s inner workings are hidden because a large plate covers the entire mechanism but for the equilibrium and its cock. A closer look shows a sickle-shaped window for your escape wheel and a different window through which one can observe the pawl of the automatic cooling system. The rear view also contains the power-reserve screen: a crimson field comes into view through the aperture whenever the energy supply shrinks to a critical level. The rotor, plate and balance cock are decorated with a wave pattern. Combined with the grim filling of this engraved lettering, it creates an attractively technical appearance that matches this watch total styling well. The glistening heads of these silvery screws also look great, as do a number of the additional screws, which have been thermally blued. Some of the edges are beveled, others equally beveled and polished: these look very nice, although they’re a bit narrow. The cover plate to the balance, which has been stamped from sheet metal and has not been thoroughly polished, is less impressive.The bidirectionally winding rotor utilizes pawls and runs on low-wear ceramic ball bearings. It supplies power to the barrels, which (since the watch’s name indicates) collect enough electricity to keep the watch running for 72 hours. A total of 227 parts — such as 29 stones for ideal reduction of friction — comprise the movement. Four screws along the rim provide the remedy to the problem of finely adjusting the equilibrium with no need for an index tail. Until a few decades ago, this detail has been reserved for watches in the top echelons of haute horlogerie.