Panerai 40mm with sandwich Dial

[mrjw]

Hi,

As the title suggests; has Panerai ever done a 40mm Luminor with a sandwich dial?

I´ve been searching forums and references but can not find one.

Wanted to see if anyone on here knows any different?

Cheers!

JW

[Ttnpt00]

They are releasing the Pam 1271 this November. 40mm luminor with a white sandwich dial.

Oliver smith jewelers has a YouTube video in august talking about the 40mm luminor, 42mm submersible and 44 chron being released in white this yr.

The luminor looks awesome. I'm pretty excited as I have small wrists.

[Kevin of Larchmont]

My wrist is 6.75 and 44mm fits perfectly.

[rajurama]

I have chopsticks size wrists and thought 42mm is good and bought the sub , the 44 Luminor and 45 Radiomir... Concept of lugs overhang for Panerai doesn't apply once you get into thick straps you will feel even maybe 47mm is not too big... Plus these are statement watches...

So coming back to your search yes Panerai did make 40mm luminors , sandwich dials not sure though but avoid 40mm if you can as now even Datejusts are 41

[cbruce]

Originally Posted by Ttnpt00

They are releasing the Pam 1271 this November. 40mm luminor with a white sandwich dial.

Oliver smith jewelers has a YouTube video in august talking about the 40mm luminor, 42mm submersible and 44 chron being released in white this yr.

The luminor looks awesome. I'm pretty excited as I have small wrists.

I have a 7 inch wrist and when I tried on the PAM 1271 it fit great. I was comparing it to my GMT Master II 126710. Panerai also make a similar Luminor with white sandwich dial in 44mm, but I prefer the smaller size because it is more versatile and still keeps the iconic design.

[Ttnpt00]

Originally Posted by cbruce

I have a 7 inch wrist and when I tried on the PAM 1271 it fit great. I was comparing it to my GMT Master II 126710. Panerai also make a similar Luminor with white sandwich dial in 44mm, but I prefer the smaller size because it is more versatile and still keeps the iconic design.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. My wrist is 6.25" and I also have a 126710 so appreciate that feedback . I've been told the new Pam 1271 wasn't expected to hit the stores until November... have they started arriving at the retailers already? Hoping to make the 1271 my first panerai.

[Chicco69]

I ordered the Pam 1270, the blue dial version. it will also come with a rapid strap change system. Movement is P900. I expect it in November

[cbruce]

I was told that the unreleased 2021 models would be announced in December of this year.

[Ttnpt00]

Originally Posted by Chicco69

I ordered the Pam 1270, the blue dial version. it will also come with a rapid strap change system. Movement is P900. I expect it in November

Did not know a blue version was coming out as well...look forward to seeing it in the metal.

[Chicco69]

Originally Posted by Ttnpt00

Did not know a blue version was coming out as well...look forward to seeing it in the metal.

My AD told me it will be released in 3 dial colors , black, blue and white

[sp006]

Although not a popular opinion, 40mm PAMs are amazing.





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[soundserious]

Love my 683. Great size and very comfy.

[mg18]

just to revive this with the new releases..

https://www.ablogtowatch.com/panerai...ch-collection/

[Cru Jones]

1272 - 1271 - 1270

40mm, 100 meter WR - p.900, around 7k

I guess snap on case back?

[Aventura]

Originally Posted by mrjw

Hi,

As the title suggests; has Panerai ever done a 40mm Luminor with a sandwich dial?

I´ve been searching forums and references but can not find one.

Wanted to see if anyone on here knows any different?

Cheers!

JW

Now Panerai launched in Europe the line QUARANTA. The model is PAM ACIAO 418

[PaulRP]

Originally Posted by sp006

Although not a popular opinion, 40mm PAMs are amazing.





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Love that green strap!

[averynickt]

Any first hand encounters yet of the new 40mm? Anyone know if the 22/20 straps out now fit this? They make reference in coming months "Flexible, lightweight rubber bracelets featuring the Quick Release system will be available in the next months for a full spectrum of color with a sporty spin."

[sp006]

Originally Posted by PaulRP

Love that green strap!

Thank you. It’s from Rubber B.


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[pringles mcingles]

Originally Posted by PaulRP

Love that green strap!

Love that waffle dial. What PAM is that?

[sp006]

Originally Posted by pringles mcingles

Love that waffle dial. What PAM is that?

PAM241


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[ap1]

Originally Posted by averynickt

Any first hand encounters yet of the new 40mm? Anyone know if the 22/20 straps out now fit this? They make reference in coming months "Flexible, lightweight rubber bracelets featuring the Quick Release system will be available in the next months for a full spectrum of color with a sporty spin."

They do fit. Have to unscrew lugbar

[blackedge]

Does anyone know when they will be hitting the AD's? I know they are available at some specific Panerai only boutiques but not widely available yet it seems.

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by Cru Jones

1272 - 1271 - 1270

40mm, 100 meter WR - p.900, around 7k

I guess snap on case back?

Great information as always
My guess too is that those are indeed snap on casebacks.

[rootbeer7]

Originally Posted by sp006

Although not a popular opinion, 40mm PAMs are amazing.





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That chronograph is amazing

[sp006]

Originally Posted by rootbeer7

That chronograph is amazing

Thank you. I rarely wear it on the titanium bracelet these days but the Zenith el Primero movement is amazing on this model.






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[Xv1]

Here’s my 40mm Chrono (non-sandwich though).


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[Kevin of Larchmont]

Originally Posted by sp006

Although not a popular opinion, 40mm PAMs are amazing.





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What model numbers are these? Both are outstanding.

[sp006]

Originally Posted by Kevin of Larchmont

What model numbers are these? Both are outstanding.

PAM122 and PAM241


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[swish77]

Bumping this thread after trying on these two new 40mm Luminors with sandwich dials today at an NYC boutique. Finally a truly wearable, for me anyway, classic Panerai Luminor for wrists under 7 inches. The blue dial (PAM1270) is especially nice; not too electric but still with a beautiful sunburst pop.

About a decade ago I owned a 44mm titanium Luminor that I just couldn't wear because of the size. I think Panerai nailed it with these new releases. You still get that chunky Panerai feel, just scaled down a bit. They're also only 12.8mm thick, which is relatively slim for this type of watch.

They've got 100M water resistance, thank goodness, screw-down case-backs (not snap-on), and a new quick-release strap-changing system. All around they're very appealing if you like that Panerai look, which I do. They're discontinuing the 42mm versions, so it'll be the 40mm and 44mm as options going forward.

The company's gotten a lot of heat over the last couple of years, often deserved, and the brand in general has fallen out of favor to some degree. But I call it as I see it, and these are very nice timepieces.

[sp006]

Originally Posted by swish77

Bumping this thread after trying on these two new 40mm Luminors with sandwich dials today at an NYC boutique. Finally a truly wearable, for me anyway, Panerai Luminor for wrists under 7 inches. The blue dial is especially nice; not too electric but still with a beautiful sunburst pop.

About a decade ago I owned a 44mm titanium Luminor that I just couldn't wear because of the size. I think Panerai nailed it with these new releases. You still get the classic chunky Panerai feel, just scaled down a bit.

They've got 100M water resistance, thank goodness, and screw-down case-backs (not snap-on). All around they're very appealing if you like that Panerai look, which I do.

The company's gotten a lot of heat over the last couple of years, often deserved, and the brand in general has fallen out of favor to some degree. But I call it as I see it, these are very nice timepieces.

The new size looks great on your wrist. How is the interchangeable strap system? Were you able to test it?


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