Description
drive
self-winding
Material
stainless steel
dial
black
Case length/thickness
40mm/12.5mm
windshield
sapphire crystal
lug width
22mm
accessories
Box, warranty card (2022.04 domestic regular), replacement belt, booklet
waterproof
100m waterproof
arm circumference
about 20.5cm
Panerai, which had delivered watches to the military, started selling to the private sector in 1997. Luminor is a model that Panerai with such a background reproduced the former design. The model name [Qualanta] that arrived this time means [40] in Italian, and as the model name suggests, it is a new series with a case diameter of 40 mm. The sandblasted dial has the familiar blue small second hand and sandwich-like indexes. Adopting a quick release system that allows you to easily change the strap without tools to match the moderate case size that is easy to use on a daily basis. The movement is the in-house caliber P.900 with a power reserve of 72 hours. (Reference list price: 1,035,100 yen)
There are some scratches and small scratches on the mirror surface, and the leather belt is slightly curved, but overall it is in very good condition.
The belt size is the size of the total arm circumference including the casepart
Please note
If there is a notation for dimensions, please note that some errors are dueto amateur measurement.
I think that the picture is different depending on the screen of thecomputer.
Please do not return because the color is not the same as the one in theimage.
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