Before diving watches became popular among the people, Panerai began to provide military diving watches for the Royal Italian Navy. One of them is the Replica Panerai Radiomir. The original Panerai Radiomir at that time included a style with a 12-point bezel. And the patent name of Brevettato luminous material is engraved on the bezel. Panerai watches have always maintained the style of historical styles. The 47 mm case size of this Panerai Radiomir 3 Days Acciaio Brevettato PAM687 ZF Factory Brown Dial is the same as the historical style. The gradient brown dial uses a beige luminous coating. The gradual brown dial has the oxidation effect of an antique watch. The surface of this oxidation effect is called “tropical disk” in the watch collection circle. It has high recognition and collection value, and the price is much higher than that of the normal one. This is the first time that Panerai has adopted this “tropical plate” on a new watch.
The rest of the watch is like looking at the mirror image of the original Radiomir, including a 47mm-sized case, a plexiglass mirror, linear lugs, a design with no second hand time indicator, and an oversized onion Head, crown, etc., these design elements that were indispensable for military watches in the past have all returned across the era.
The Replica Panerai Radiomir 3 Days Acciaio Brevettato PAM687 1:1 Top Quality ZF Factory Brown Dial is equipped with the Cal.P.3000 manual winding movement. It is the only mechanical movement built by Panerai. Features It has a convenient quick adjustment mechanism, 72 hours of power reserve time, and no second hand module. Its case back is sapphire crystal through the bottom, and the surrounding is sealed by a 12-sided bezel that matches the front of the dial. However, although all these design elements are derived from the original military timepieces, the water resistance of this Acciaio Brevettato is only 30 meters. Compared with some other Panerai models, this number is indeed Some are pale and weak, but compared to the limitations of the earliest humans began to explore the seabed, this is enough.