"The P.2003 was the first automatic movement entirely designed and created by the Officine Panerai Manufacture in Neuchâtel. It is an automatic calibre of advanced technical content with an exceptionally long power reserve of 10 days, displayed on the dial by a linear indicator.
Made up of 296 components and with 25 jewels, the P.2003 calibre is 13¾ lignes in diameter with a thickness of 8 mm. It has all the technical characteristics which form the DNA of the P.2000 series (free-sprung balance wheel with inertia regulation; 28,800 alternations per hour; three spring barrels; GMT function with 24-hour indication; rapid adjustment of local time; date; balance wheel stop; seconds reset device) but it is distinguished by having automatic winding with a power reserve of 10 days, operated by an oscillating weight mounted on a ball bearing, which winds the springs of the barrels as it rotates in both direction"
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The details
general
brand
Panerai
model
Luminor 1950 44 10 Days GMT Ceramic / Black
reference
PAM00335
released
2010
case
case material
Two tone
dial
Black
case size
44 MM
bezel material
Ceramic
water resistance
100 meters
lug width
24 MM
movement
type
Automatic
calibre
P.2003
jewels
25
power reserve
240 hours
complications
Power Reserve, Date
bracelet
type
Leather
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Luminor 1950 44 10 Days GMT Ceramic / Black
case size
44 MM
material
Two tone
released
2010
lowest ask
$9,000
Panerai
Panerai, established in 1860 in Florence, Italy by Giovanni Panerai, has a storied history rooted in military heritage. The Panerai Luminor and Panerai Radiomir are two of the most popular models, recognized for their bold aesthetics and functionality. With a commitment to precision and durability, Panerai remains a favorite among enthusiasts seeking adventure and style. Some of the biggest fans of Panerai have even given themselves a name—Paneristi.