Panerai Luminor Firenze 8 Giorni PAM01794
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Panerai Luminor Firenze 8 Giorni PAM01794

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At a glance
Price
EUR 10,700
Case size
44mm
Case material
Polished steel
Movement
Panerai P.5000 calibre, manual-wound
Power reserve
8-day (192 hours)
Water resistance
300m
Limited
1,000 pieces
Availability
September 2026
The brief

Panerai is releasing the Luminor Firenze 8 Giorni PAM01794, a limited edition watch celebrating the 100th anniversary of its Florence boutique. Inspired by a 1960s prototype, this steel model features a 44mm case, a black sandwich dial, and the P.5000 hand-wound movement with an 8-day power reserve. It is limited to 1,000 pieces and aims to blend historical references with modern wearability.

  • Limited to 1,000 pieces
  • Price: EUR 10,700
  • Available from September 2026
Across the sources

The PAM01794 features a 44mm polished steel case with a brushed crown-protecting bridge, a reduction from the 47mm vintage prototype.

Monochrome Watches

It has a circular-brushed black sandwich dial with cut-out numerals and markers treated with green Super-LumiNova, and blue-finished hands.

Monochrome Watches

The caseback is closed and brushed steel, engraved with the Florence boutique's facade.

Monochrome Watches

The watch is inspired by a rare Ref. 6152/1 prototype from the 1960s, which featured a tone-on-tone 'Panerai Firenze' inscription.

Fratello

The dial has a radially brushed surface with 'Panerai Firenze' branding in a ghost style, and blued hour and minute hands with light green Super-LumiNova.

Time+Tide

The P.5000 movement is a manually wound caliber with 113 components, operating at 21,600 vph, and features a Glucydur balance and Parechoc anti-shock device.

Fratello

It comes with a dark brown Tuscan calfskin strap with a hot-stamped Florentine lily and an additional black rubber strap.

Monochrome Watches

The steel model has a commemorative engraving on its solid caseback, while the Platinumtech model has an exhibition caseback.

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