Panerai Radiomir

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5 Panerai Watches For Sale
Panerai - Radiomir 10 Day GMT

Stainless Steel, black alligator strap with deployant clasp, black 'sandwich' dial, automatic (P.2003/6), date, dual time zone, power reserve indicator, display back, Ref. PAM00323, O series, 47x54mm, Mint in service box

$7,100 our price

// Wire Price $6,695
Our ID: PAN2778
Panerai - Radiomir 1940 3 Day GMT

Stainless Steel, black leather strap with tang buckle, black hobnail dial, automatic (P. 4002), dual time zone, power reserve indicator @ 5', display back, Ref. PAM00628, 45mm, Like New in service box

$5,825 our price

// Wire Price $5,495
Our ID: PAN2777
Panerai - Radiomir 1940 42 Boutique Edition

Stainless Steel, dark blue alligator strap with tang buckle, blue vignette 'sandwich' dial, automatic (Cal. P.4000), small seconds, display back, Ref. PAM00933, U series, warranty dated March 2020, 42mm, includes blue rubber strap, Like New in Box with Papers

$7,895 our price

Wire Only
Our ID: PAN2739
Panerai - Radiomir Base Ceramica 'Hobnail'

Ceramic case, taupe nubuck strap with tang buckle, black hobnail dial, manual wind (PAM OP X), stainless steel back, screw-down crown, Ref. PAM00643, R series, ca. 2016, 45x49mm, 99% Like New in Box with sticker & registration card with sticker & Betteridge stamp

$4,450 our price

// Wire Price $4,195
Our ID: PAN2765
Panerai - Radiomir California 47mm

Stainless Steel, brown leather strap with tang buckle, black California dial, manual wind (Cal. P.3000 (in-house)), screw-down crown, display back, 72-hour power reserve, Ref. PAM00424, S series, 47mm, Mint in Box with Papers

$5,295 our price

// Wire Price $4,995
Our ID: PAN2776

Panerai Radiomir Watches

The Panerai Radiomir line was developed in 1936 for the "frogman commandos" of the First Submarine Group Command of the Royal Italian Navy, a design emphasizing legibility and use in extreme conditions underwater. The name of the watch family is derived from the luminescent paint -- a substance derived from the dangerously radioactive element radium -- used to make the numerals and indices visible under any circumstances. While the radioactive paint is gone (replaced with a safe phosphorescent pigment), today's Radiomirs retain several original features: the large, cushion-shaped case; a hand-wound mechanical movement; a simple dial that does away with a second hand; and a water-safe strap long enough to be worn over a diving suit. Today's Radiomirs come in variety of materials: stainless steel, titanium, pink or red gold, ceramic, and a composite case of aluminum and ceramic.

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