Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 3 Days Automatic Oro Rosso 42mm PAM00684 is the first Luminor Submersible 1950 to come with a 42mm case. It means that you’ll enjoy all the personality of the Subs – the strong case, the robust lugs, the crown protection device, the extensible rubber strap, the diving bezel, the readable dial – in a case that that is just than 5mm smaller. More replica Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950.
This PAM00684 is all about the cool attitude of its case, with a nice contrasting bezel in black ceramic and a masculine look, which could withstands a bit of water but mainly will be used as a recreational watch – and that for both men and women.This watch might be the right option for slim men or women that want to share the love for a good dive watch from Panerai (and there are many of them). The contrast offered by the red gold (an alloy with a slightly higher percentage of copper than usual, giving this warm color) and the black dial and bezel both gives a bit more elegance and some extra-compactness to the case.
The matte black dial presents the traditional Submersible layout, meaning large skeletonized hands with luminous tips, a combination of dots and batons for the indexes, a date at 3 and a small second (again with bold markers) at 9.
This Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 is equipped with the calibre P.9010, an in-house, automatic engine with 3-day power reserve (72 hours) thanks to a twin-barrel. Compared to the previous P.9000, it is now slimmer to better adapt to smaller cases (6mm vs 7.9mm). It also feature a new balance bridge, secured on both sides. Finally, it keeps the practical adjustment of the hour hand by one-hour increments, practical in case of time-zone change.
This PAM00684 is all about the cool attitude of its case, with a nice contrasting bezel in black ceramic and a masculine look, which could withstands a bit of water but mainly will be used as a recreational watch – and that for both men and women.This watch might be the right option for slim men or women that want to share the love for a good dive watch from Panerai (and there are many of them). The contrast offered by the red gold (an alloy with a slightly higher percentage of copper than usual, giving this warm color) and the black dial and bezel both gives a bit more elegance and some extra-compactness to the case.
The matte black dial presents the traditional Submersible layout, meaning large skeletonized hands with luminous tips, a combination of dots and batons for the indexes, a date at 3 and a small second (again with bold markers) at 9.
This Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 is equipped with the calibre P.9010, an in-house, automatic engine with 3-day power reserve (72 hours) thanks to a twin-barrel. Compared to the previous P.9000, it is now slimmer to better adapt to smaller cases (6mm vs 7.9mm). It also feature a new balance bridge, secured on both sides. Finally, it keeps the practical adjustment of the hour hand by one-hour increments, practical in case of time-zone change.
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