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Steel. Gold. Platinum. Strap material. Coated nylon fabric. Leather. Rubber. Stainless steel. Dial color. Case diameter. 38 to < 40 mm. 40 to < 42 mm. ≥ 42 mm. Features. Chronometer. Master Chronometer Certified. Transparent caseback. + Show 8 more. Water resistance. 6 bar (60 metres / 200 feet) 15 bar (150 metres / 500 feet)The quartz version started off with the Omega 1441 movement in late 1987 and by the end of 1988 and was fitted with the Omega 1438 movement. The 1441 movement stands out as it is a .
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,604.98,900.00,950.00 FS: Near-mint / Mint (9.5+/10) Panerai Luminor Due 3 Days Titanio PAM 728 with stunning blue dial. This is one of the super light, titanium, smaller (42mm).
I now see that Panerai makes a Due pam00927. This looks virtually identical to the 728 but has an automatic movement (a plus for me!) and a date window. Am I missing . The watch we're going hands on with today, the updated Luminor Base Logo, was one of not one but two major commercial releases from the Swiss watchmaker with Italian .,250.00
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They’re undeniably Panerai, with the large 45mm Radiomir 1940 case and instantly recognisable combination of super-stylised Arabics and hash marks, but look closer and the .,245.00,895.00,650.00
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,685.00,650.00,069.75 I'm drawn to the basic Panerai with titanium body, which I believe leaves me two choices: Panerai 55 and 176. I've had it on and off my mind for some time, but have yet to pick .
Unmistakably inspired by the styling of the original Luminor, the Panerai Luminor Due is a contemporary reinterpretation of that classic model from the ’50s. The new version .,750.00,480.00
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,445.00,500.00,982.50A relatively new model by Panerai, the Luminor GMT PAM01088 made its debut in 2016 to replace the PAM00088. The watch sports a 44mm stainless steel case and like all Luminor .
The Watch Magazine takes a closer look at the Panerai Luminor Base and the Panerai Luminor Base 8 Days. Read this article online now. Making something of a value play, the new Panerai Luminor Chrono collection begins at just over ,000, which places it in direct competition with some of the luxury . Like the first 42mm editions, the new Panerai Luminor Due 3 Days Titanio PAM00728 version feels tough and sleek at the same time. The brushed finish of the case has a gorgeous understated lustre and adds an attractive contrast to the polished bezel.
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FS: Near-mint / Mint (9.5+/10) Panerai Luminor Due 3 Days Titanio PAM 728 with stunning blue dial. This is one of the super light, titanium, smaller (42mm). I now see that Panerai makes a Due pam00927. This looks virtually identical to the 728 but has an automatic movement (a plus for me!) and a date window. Am I missing anything else?
The watch we're going hands on with today, the updated Luminor Base Logo, was one of not one but two major commercial releases from the Swiss watchmaker with Italian roots. (The other is this 38mm Luminor Due, the smallest Panerai ever.) They’re undeniably Panerai, with the large 45mm Radiomir 1940 case and instantly recognisable combination of super-stylised Arabics and hash marks, but look closer and the changes are obvious too. The dial, for starters.
I'm drawn to the basic Panerai with titanium body, which I believe leaves me two choices: Panerai 55 and 176. I've had it on and off my mind for some time, but have yet to pick one up. Would like to get thoughts from owners as well as those who opted for one over the other. Unmistakably inspired by the styling of the original Luminor, the Panerai Luminor Due is a contemporary reinterpretation of that classic model from the ’50s. The new version has a slimmer case and a modern in-house movement with a micro-rotor for automatic winding.A relatively new model by Panerai, the Luminor GMT PAM01088 made its debut in 2016 to replace the PAM00088. The watch sports a 44mm stainless steel case and like all Luminor models, it includes the trademark lever-controlled bridge protecting the winding crown.The Watch Magazine takes a closer look at the Panerai Luminor Base and the Panerai Luminor Base 8 Days. Read this article online now.
Making something of a value play, the new Panerai Luminor Chrono collection begins at just over ,000, which places it in direct competition with some of the luxury chronograph offerings from peers like Breitling and IWC, as well as pieces like the newest Chronomaster Sport from Zenith.
Like the first 42mm editions, the new Panerai Luminor Due 3 Days Titanio PAM00728 version feels tough and sleek at the same time. The brushed finish of the case has a gorgeous understated lustre and adds an attractive contrast to the polished bezel.
FS: Near-mint / Mint (9.5+/10) Panerai Luminor Due 3 Days Titanio PAM 728 with stunning blue dial. This is one of the super light, titanium, smaller (42mm). I now see that Panerai makes a Due pam00927. This looks virtually identical to the 728 but has an automatic movement (a plus for me!) and a date window. Am I missing anything else?
The watch we're going hands on with today, the updated Luminor Base Logo, was one of not one but two major commercial releases from the Swiss watchmaker with Italian roots. (The other is this 38mm Luminor Due, the smallest Panerai ever.) They’re undeniably Panerai, with the large 45mm Radiomir 1940 case and instantly recognisable combination of super-stylised Arabics and hash marks, but look closer and the changes are obvious too. The dial, for starters.
I'm drawn to the basic Panerai with titanium body, which I believe leaves me two choices: Panerai 55 and 176. I've had it on and off my mind for some time, but have yet to pick one up. Would like to get thoughts from owners as well as those who opted for one over the other.
Unmistakably inspired by the styling of the original Luminor, the Panerai Luminor Due is a contemporary reinterpretation of that classic model from the ’50s. The new version has a slimmer case and a modern in-house movement with a micro-rotor for automatic winding.A relatively new model by Panerai, the Luminor GMT PAM01088 made its debut in 2016 to replace the PAM00088. The watch sports a 44mm stainless steel case and like all Luminor models, it includes the trademark lever-controlled bridge protecting the winding crown.The Watch Magazine takes a closer look at the Panerai Luminor Base and the Panerai Luminor Base 8 Days. Read this article online now.
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