Both share the screwed crown bridge that defines the whole Luminor family, but they solve thickness in opposite ways: the Due chases a slimmer dress profile with a single barrel, while the Marina stays true to the original Luminor's dive-tool ruggedness. Neither has verified market price data in Cazador yet.
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| Luminor Due | Luminor Marina | |
|---|---|---|
| Case diameter | 42 mm | 44 mm |
| Movement | In-house Caliber P.900, automatic, single barrel | Caliber P.9000, in-house, automatic |
| Power reserve | 3 days (single barrel) | 3 days (~72 hours) |
| Water resistance | 30 m | 300 m |
| Movement thickness | 4.2 mm | Not specified in this fiche |
| Purpose | Slimmer-profile dress watch | Classic dive tool |
| Market price in Cazador | Insufficient data | Insufficient data |
Pick the Luminor Due if you want the Panerai silhouette in a slimmer profile with a dress-watch purpose, without needing dive-level water resistance.
Luminor Due →Pick the Luminor Marina if you prefer the original dive-tool ruggedness, with 300m of water resistance and the classic 'sandwich' dial.
Luminor Marina →