 "Panerai Radiomir 10 Days GMT PAM00323" PAM00323 Watch | Watchfinder & Co."
"This Panerai has undergone a thorough inspection of accuracy, functionality and condition at our Panerai certified service centre to determine the level of reconditioning required to meet our strict standards. It has also been checked against our records to ensure authenticity.", "
                            Panerai has several watches with amazingly long power reserves, yet even by its standards the Radiomir 10 days is stands out from the crowd. The watch harnesses three large mainspring barrels to generate this much power, and the superb mechanical specs of the in-house P.2003 movement ensure that this energy is distributed cleanly and evenly without any compromise of timekeeping precision. In addition to the power reserve, which is displayed on a subdial at 6 o'clock, the watch also boasts a GMT complication, using an extra hand from the centre (instantly recognisable thanks to its striking arrow head). This is accompanied by a day/night indicator inside the small seconds dial.
                            
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 "Panerai Radiomir Automatic PAM00505" PAM00505 Watch | Watchfinder & Co."
"This Panerai has undergone a thorough inspection of accuracy, functionality and condition at our Panerai certified service centre to determine the level of reconditioning required to meet our strict standards. It has also been checked against our records to ensure authenticity.", "
                            This superb, understated Radiomir features Panerai's special ceramic case material. It's called “composite” instead of ceramic to differentiate it from the ceramics of other watchmakers, which are typically made with a zirconium base. Panerai's is created by electrochemical processes using aluminium, making it harder and tougher than other ceramics, not to mention lighter than even titanium. Not only is the watch made with unique, cutting edge materials, but it also features the highly prestigious P.9000 in-house movement. The dial is graced with the Black Seal moniker, a reference to the torpedoes used by the WWII Italian “frogmen”, for whom the first Panerais were built.
                            
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