Panerai · Family: Luminor Due
The Panerai Luminor Due PAM01274 is the 42mm polished-steel version of the line Panerai launched in 2016 to offer the Luminor look in a case noticeably thinner than the traditional Luminor. It runs the automatic manufacture caliber P.900, just 4.2mm thick, with 3 days of power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations (n=0) for this reference as of today.
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Panerai was founded in 1860 in Florence, Italy, as a workshop for watches and precision instruments, and developed its modern identity from the dive watches it supplied to the Italian Navy starting in the 1930s — the origin of the Luminor and Radiomir lines already in Cazador's catalog.
In 2016, Panerai introduced the Luminor Due line in response to growing demand from customers who wanted the recognizable Luminor case aesthetic — the crown-guard bridge, the cushion silhouette — but in a noticeably thinner, lighter profile, built for daily wear under a shirt cuff rather than the military diving context.
The PAM01274 runs the manufacture caliber P.900, an automatic movement just 4.2mm thick — one of the thinnest movements Panerai has ever developed — with 23 jewels and 3 days of power reserve from a single barrel. With water resistance of only 30 meters, well below the 300 meters of the Luminor Marina or the Submersible already in Cazador, the Luminor Due explicitly positions itself as a dress watch rather than a dive tool. [UNVERIFIED: we do not confirm the exact introduction year of this specific blue-dial combination for reference PAM01274 within the current catalog].
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It keeps the Luminor case aesthetic — crown-guard bridge and cushion silhouette — but in a noticeably thinner profile, built for daily wear rather than the military diving context.
In 2016, as Panerai's response to demand for a thinner, lighter version of its signature Luminor case.
The manufacture caliber P.900, 4.2mm thick, with 23 jewels and 3 days of power reserve.
No; with only 30 meters of water resistance it positions itself as a dress watch, far from the 300 meters of the Luminor Marina or Submersible from the same brand.
From the dive watches Panerai supplied to the Italian Navy starting in the 1930s, which also gave rise to the Radiomir and Submersible lines.