Panerai radiomir

Panerai Radiomir watches look and feel right on accomplished man. A favorite among watch enthusiasts all over the world, this famous Italian brand has even been worn by members of the Italian Royal Navy. Second World War, Panerai has since become a cult watchmaker with its bold sizes and distinctive styling. Ask any Panerai enthusiast – once the need for a Panerai sets in, nothing else will do.The first modern Panerai Radiomir watch honoring ref. 3646 from the late 1930s was launched in 2004 with a 45mm —the original Radiomir watches had a case measuring 47mm in diameter— stainless steel cushion-shaped case with detachable wire lugs, display case back, black matte sandwich dial with superluminova, onion-shaped crown, gold calf strap with beige contrast stitching, large pin buckle and the OP XI hand-wound movement —based off of the ETA 6497/2 but with a swan neck regulator.

Officine Panerai is a luxury Swiss watch manufacturer, and a wholly owned subsidiary of Compagnie Financière Richemont S.A.

Radiomir - Panerai

An absolute legend for enthusiasts of Officine Panerai is back again. After 70 years, the model created in 1936 for the 1st Submersible Group has become one of the most fascinating and historically influential of the current Panerai collection.

Minute Repeater Carillon Tourbillon GMT serves as a flagship for a brand that has, in just a few decades, gone from a trendy watch for action stars to a legitimate builder of high complications. It will only be made to order (starting at $395,000), personalized for those fortunate (and wealthy) enough, with different options for straps, engravings and possibly case materials. The Panerai Radiomir carries a long and interesting history that can be traced to its naval military roots. In 1938, Panerai created the Radiomir for the Royal Italian Navy and it became the preferred watch of their Special Forces.