P.9000 lazy rotor - by design?

[jymy]

I notice the p9000 rotor are not as free spirited compared to some ETA rotor. Is this by design? Any recommended method of spinning up the rotor if I don't feel like winding? Thanks

[Dfive]

I notice the p9000 rotor are not as free spirited compared to some ETA rotor. Is this by design? Any recommended method of spinning up the rotor if I don't feel like winding? Thanks

I would say due to the extra barrels ( 3 day reserve ) it has to wind up... also it better so the rotor is prob fitted tighter on the shaft and bearings.... just a guess... but I may be right

[roguehog]

The rotor looks tighter when the power reserve is sufficient or high. It spins rather freely when power reserve slow. That's from my observation.

[jymy]

I guess different manufacturer has different design. I am wondering if there is a "technical support" hotline or email to verify this