Panerai Luminor

Panerai Luminor in brief

Panerai's roots reach back to watches made for Italian navy divers. The Luminor name comes from the luminous material registered in 1949 that glows in the dark; the Luminor case was completed in the 1950s with a bridge protecting the crown.

The large cushion-shaped case, the lever-operated guard bridge that locks the crown and the two-layer "sandwich" dial are the Luminor's signature. Its plain, legible and powerful presence still makes it one of the most recognized dive watches today.

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Common references and sizes

Luminor models are mostly seen with 44 mm (e.g. Luminor Marina, Luminor Base), 42 mm and 40 mm cases. The Luminor Due is slimmer; GMT and power reserve models are the more functional versions.

Sample references currently in stock

PAM00422
PAM00670
PAM00715
PAM00742
PAM00914
PAM00915
PAM00920
PAM01060

Which Panerai Luminor suits you?

Case sizes and material options based on the models in the catalog. Tap a size to see the models in that size.

Case size

Large (40–42 mm)
15 models
Today's most common men's size; noticeable on the wrist without being excessive.
40 mm12 42 mm3
Extra large (43 mm and over)
46 models
Demands a strong presence; stands out on broad wrists and in sporty use.
44 mm38 47 mm7 50 mm1

Which size fits your wrist? Wrist size guide

Material

Steel
38 models
The most durable and understated option for everyday wear.
Ceramic, titanium, carbon
8 models
Light, contemporary materials; common in sporty and modern designs.
Gold
7 models
Yellow, rose or white gold: a more formal look through its weight and color.
Other
5 models
Less common materials such as bronze and silver.
Platinum
3 models
The heaviest and rarest precious metal; a quiet luxury with its understated look.

Panerai Luminor models in stock

61 models in stock now

All Panerai Luminor models (61)

Frequently asked questions

Is 44 mm too large?

The Luminor's character is its large case; but for slim wrists, the 40 and 42 mm models or the slimmer Luminor Due are good options.

Is it easy to change the strap?

Most Panerai models have a quick-change system, and strap collecting is part of the brand's culture.

What is the difference between the Luminor and the Radiomir?

The Luminor has a crown-guard bridge; the Radiomir is an older case design without the bridge and with wire lugs.

Which case sizes does the Panerai Luminor come in?

The catalog currently has case sizes of 40, 42, 44, 47, 50 mm. Our wrist size guide makes it easy to see which one fits your wrist.

Can I take a closer look at Panerai Luminor models before buying?

Yes. You can message us on WhatsApp for extra photos and a video of the model, or book a live video presentation to examine the watch in real time.

Panerai Luminor

Panerai Luminor in brief

Common references and sizes

Sample references currently in stock

Which Panerai Luminor suits you?

Case size

Material

Panerai Luminor models in stock

Luminor 31 Giorni 44 mm

Luminor GMT 40 mm – White Dial

Luminor 47 mm – Ivory Dial

Luminor 42 mm – Blue Dial

Luminor Astronomo Tourbillon 50 mm

Luminor 44 mm

Luminor GMT 40 mm – Black Dial, Brushed Panerai Goldtech

Luminor 47 mm – Grey-Black Dial

Luminor 42 mm – Black Dial

Luminor 8 Giorni 44 mm – Anthracite Dial

Luminor GMT 40 mm – Black Dial, Brushed steel

Luminor 47 mm – Black Dial

Frequently asked questions