Panerai Luminor 1950 Pangaea Submersible Depth Gauge

KEY FACTS

• This Panerai Submersible is offered by a UK-based trade seller
• A rare and technically-impressive version of Panerai’s dedicated dive watch featuring a mechanical depth gauge
• Limited to just 500 pieces
• Presented with a Panerai display box, special edition certificate and booklets
• The watch is presented on a factory Panerai fabric strap, and a spare factory rubber strap is also included
• The vendor confirms the watch is in good working order 

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• The Luminor Submersible was first introduced in 1998 and inspired by the ‘Egiziano’ dive watch Panerai created for the Egyptian Navy in 1956
• The Submersible takes the robust credentials of the Luminor line, and adds some dedicated dive watch design accents including a rotating timing bezel 
• ​This limited edition Submersible is one of just 500 units produced and features a mechanical depth gauge display around the dial's perimeter
• A perfect complication for a hardcore dive watch like the Submersible, the gauge can be calibrated using the pusher at 10 o'clock and can give a depth reading down to 120 metres
• The watch takes its Pangaea title from the name of explorer Mike Horn's boat
• The watch measures 47mm in diameter and is finished in titanium with the trademark crown guard featuring prominently
• Housed inside the case is the automatic calibre OP XV, which is chronometer certified and equipped with a 42-hour power reserve

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