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Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT Automatic Ceramica
New at SIHH, PAM00441 is a 44mm auto-winding GMT in an attractive black ceramic case. The display back is smoked sapphire, though the P.9001 caliber and rear-mounted power reserve display remain clearly visible. Twin barrels provide 3 days of autonomy. The second time zone is displayed via the pointer hand. Water resistance is 100 meters. Find the launch date, pricing and wallpaper images inside. The Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT Automatic Ceramica will be produced in a limited series of 1500 pieces to be released beginning in July. Each piece will be accompanied by a second strap and a steel screwdriver. The price will be 8900 euros, or the local equivalent.Additional information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical specificationsMovement: Automatic mechanical, Panerai P.9001 calibre, 13? lignes, 7.9 mm thick, 29 jewels, Glucydur balance, 28,800 alternations/hour. Incabloc anti-shock device.Power reserve 3 days, two barrels.229 componentsFunctions: Hours, m

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Is it already known when/where the next Patek Philippe fair with limited edition watches is taking place? Or perhaps other special pieces like in the 175th anniversary collection.