Panerai p.3000 service sheets

[bjoe9]

what’s the likelihood anyone has service documents for the p.3000? 

[bjoe9]

i guess not likely then

[AndyGSi]

If you have the experience to be working on one of these then you shouldn't need any documents.

[JohnR725]

13 hours ago, AndyGSi said:

If you have the experience to be working on one of these then you shouldn't need any documents.

that's an interesting comment? For those that don't grasp what this watch is which was me up until a few seconds ago I have a link.

On 9/11/2024 at 8:19 PM, bjoe9 said:

p.3000? 

this is a watch repair discussion group I don't suppose you have pictures? We love pictures of watches that people are going to or are thinking of servicing.

https://watchbase.com/panerai/caliber/p-3000

they have a interesting website and the cost of this watch is interesting? I assume because you're inquiring you must have one then yes we really love pictures the movement and will love pictures as you disassemble. Pictures are also handy when it comes time to reassemble. Then looking at the website looks like they make most of their own parts and they do offer servicing which means they probably do not sell spare parts. Then typically with in-house movements nobody has spare parts at all. Which means servicing becomes extremely problematic if you cannot replace any of the components at all including more than likely the mainspring.

https://www.panerai.com/en/movements/hand-wound/pnmx00879w.html

then typically service manuals only exist if the manufacturer wants people to service their watch. Which typically only be in the old days because currently I don't think anyone wants us servicing their watch. which brings up the challenge today of purchasing spare parts if the watch companies don't want to sell us their spare parts.

 

 

[bjoe9]

this is the watch in question. yes. i plan on wanting to service this but wanted to see if anyone would have any service docs before i do so. I've worked on their OP XI already but that's just a basic 6497. 

[SwissSeiko]

this is not in any way to sound harsh or dismissive, but this does look like a fairly straightforward movement, minus whatever that little crescent shaped cutout is to the left of the balance. No date, no automatic works. Looks easy enough, but its not my watch so I have no idea.

 

According to this, it has two mainspring barrels

https://watchbase.com/panerai/caliber/p-3000

Edited September 18, 2024 by SwissSeiko

[JohnR725]

1 hour ago, SwissSeiko said:

According to this, it has two mainspring barrels

it's so it can have three days of running.

On 9/11/2024 at 8:19 PM, bjoe9 said:

what’s the likelihood anyone has service documents for the p.3000? 

if they wanted the world to service their watch and this watch is been out for nine years it seems like the technical documents spare parts availability should exist maybe you should email and ask them? In the meantime who needs technical document if you have a video of how to reassemble it. and lubrication should be pretty straightforward it doesn't look like anything complicated there.