PANERAI Watches – Models with Technical Specifications, Price, Brand Details, History, News and Archives
Debuted at Watches & Wonders 2023 in Geneva, this new Panerai Radiomir Quaranta watch (PAM01026) features a polished Goldtech case, a white sun-brushed dial and a matt brown alligator strap. Goldtech™ is a gold material developed for the first time by Panerai including. A fusion of platinum and copper, it
Panerai presents Radiomir Otto Giorni, a contemporary reinterpretation in tribute to the historic Radiomir watch. Two models are available: PAM01347 and PAM01348. The new Radiomir Otto Giorni watch takes inspiration from the very first Radiomir prototype in 1935 which measured 47mm in diameter. The 1935 model’s entirely new dimensions of
Panerai introduces a new Radiomir watch with the highly sought-after California dial. It is the first time ever that a California dial comes in a 45mm case, historically always produced in 47mm. Inspired by the historic Ref 3646, the Panerai California Dial comes with alternating Roman and Arabic numerals, bar
Panerai expands its Radiomir collection with a brand-new annual calendar watch. Available in two case versions – Goldtech™ and Platinumtech™ – this timepiece houses a newly developed in-house mechanical self-winding movement, the Calibre P.9010/AC. Developed specifically for the Radiomir collection it is the first annual calendar complication of Panerai. This
Panerai is a well-known for its time keeping instruments for aquatic adventures, ranging from deep diving to regatta competitions. Celebrating the brand’s association with the Luna Rossa Team (winner of the Prada Cup in the last America’s Cup), Panerai has created a special edition watch collection. Panerai has been appointed
Panerai adds the Submersible QuarantaQuattro 44mm watch to the iconic collection of Submersible dive watches, joining existing 47mm and 42mm sizes. The Submersible QuarantaQuattro watch carries hallmarks of the Submersible family like 300 meter water resistance, the patented crown-protecting device, the unidirectional rotating bezel to measure submersion time and metallic
