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Panerai Watches

Originally developers of waterproof diving instruments for the Italian Royal Navy during the 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.
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The size of a watch is very important for style and comfort. If you prefer an oversized watch like a Panerai Luminor, you’ll probably want Large. If you’re looking for something more discreet like a Rolex Lady Datejust, you’ll want Small. For everything in between, Medium.
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A mechanical watch is powered by a spring. Manual mechanical watches must be hand wound. Automatic watches are also mechanical, and are wound by a weight that spins with the wearer's movements. A quartz watch is battery powered and extremely accurate.
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Results (271)
Panerai Luminor Blu Mare PAM01085 274318

Panerai
Luminor Blu Mare
PAM01085

Box
Papers
Year 2022
Product Location
£4,600
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Luminor Chrono PAM00317 274319

Panerai
Luminor Chrono
PAM00317

Box
Papers
Year 2017
Product Location
£11,200
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Luminor Luna Rossa PAM01303 274322

Panerai
Luminor Luna Rossa
PAM01303

Box
Papers
Year 2022
Product Location
£9,340
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Radiomir Automatic PAM01078 274332
Limited Edition

Panerai
Radiomir Automatic
PAM01078

Box
Papers
Year 2022
Product Location
£6,970
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Radiomir 3 Days Oro Rosa PAM00570 274331

Panerai
Radiomir 3 Days Oro Rosa
PAM00570

Box
Papers
Year 2020
Product Location
£12,550
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Radiomir California PAM00448 274335
Limited Edition

Panerai
Radiomir California
PAM00448

Box
Papers
Year 2014
Product Location
£5,785
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Submersible QuarantaQuattro PAM01232 274345

Panerai
Submersible QuarantaQuattro
PAM01232

Box
Papers
Year 2022
Product Location
£10,950
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Submersible PAM01074 274344

Panerai
Submersible
PAM01074

Box
Papers
Year 2021
Product Location
£12,150
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Radiomir Tre Giorni PAM01334 274342

Panerai
Radiomir Tre Giorni
PAM01334

Box
Papers
Year 2022
Product Location
£5,175
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Submersible PAM01231 239949

Panerai
Submersible
PAM01231

Box
Papers
Year 2022
Product Location
£11,000
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Luminor Regatta PAM00526 254343

Panerai
Luminor Regatta
PAM00526

Box
Papers
Year 2015
Product Location
£9,750
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Luminor GMT PAM01176 270084
Limited Edition

Panerai
Luminor GMT
PAM01176

Box
Papers
Year 2023
Product Location
£10,430
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Radiomir 1940 3 Days PAM00658 255589

Panerai
Radiomir 1940 3 Days
PAM00658

Box
Papers
Year 2020
Product Location
£6,400
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Manifattura Luminor PAM00270 245514

Panerai
Manifattura Luminor
PAM00270

Box
Papers
Year 2009
Product Location
£6,880
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Luminor Tourbillon GMT PAM00306 241482
Limited Edition

Panerai
Luminor Tourbillon GMT
PAM00306

Box
Papers
Year 2021
Product Location
£42,095
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Luminor 1950 PAM00375 235624
Limited Edition

Panerai
Luminor 1950
PAM00375

Box
Papers
Year 2017
Product Location
£8,350
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Radiomir 3 Days Acciaio PAM00685 249035
Limited Edition

Panerai
Radiomir 3 Days Acciaio
PAM00685

Box
Papers
Year 2019
Product Location
£5,550
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Luminor GMT PAM00335 243671

Panerai
Luminor GMT
PAM00335

Box
Papers
Year 2011
Product Location
£8,950
incl. import taxes & duties
Panerai Radiomir Manual PAM00292 241373

Panerai
Radiomir Manual
PAM00292

Box
Papers
Year 2012
Product Location
£4,150
incl. import taxes & duties

Panerai History


When Guido Panerai, grandson of brand founder Giovanni Panerai, secured a contract with the Italian Navy to provide luminescent equipment, Officine Panerai moved from being just a manufacturer of diving instruments to becoming one of the most influential watchmakers in the world. The company’s prized invention was a zinc sulphide and radium bromide concoction which they patented as 'Radiomir'. The radium, a radioactive substance that releases alpha and gamma rays as it decays, reacted with the zinc sulphide in such a way that made it glow. The company used its radium-based luminescent paint on various devices such as night-sights, compasses, depth gauges and calculators.

Guido’s son Giuseppe took over in 1934, shortly before the Navy requested that the brand make a robust diving watch that was as readable in low light as the company’s other instruments. As the watches were to be used underwater and at night by pilots of single-man submarines, the hands and markers needed to be much brighter than for use on land. The watchmaker provided two solutions to this problem—the first was to layer a dial that was completely covered with a thick coating of luminescent paint with a secondary dial that had slots cut from it, and the second was to hollow out channels from a dial in the shape of the markers, allowing thicker quantities of luminescent paint to be used. Both of these ideas had a satisfactory result, particularly at sizes that were unconventionally large for the time.

The engine that powered Panerai watches was a tried-and-tested Rolex movement, and was mounted in a steel oversized cushion case. Lugs were soldered to the case to allow fitment of a strap, making the watch wearable on the diver's wrist. Called the Radiomir after the radium that powered the luminescent paint, it was the birth of a design icon. It was tested in 1936 by the First Submarine Group, and was a resolute success.

Following the Second World War, the Radiomir evolved fixed lugs and the famous patented crown locking device. The Radiomir became the Marina Militare which, following the introduction of a less dangerous tritium-based radioactive luminescent material called 'Luminor,' became the Luminor. An enormous version built for the Egyptian Navy, the Egiziano, came in the 1950s, which later inspired the Submersible. A chronograph, the Mare Nostrum, stalled at the prototype stage.

There were no Panerai watches available for civilians until 1993, when the Luminor and the Mare Nostrum were released in limited runs. Their success attracted the interest of the Vendome Group, now the Richemont Group, which purchased the watchmaker. The distinctive and immediately recognisable style of the brand’s watches may have evolved for functional reasons, but that hasn't stopped Panerai from amassing a loyal following. It has proven that just because form follows function, it doesn't necessarily mean something can't look good too.