Officine Panerai

Remove the bloody date, and we are not far from excellence. Best, Nicolas ...  

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are the same as the A and B models. It's also the last 24 with a clean bezel. The 24D has a graded one.

I don’t know the history of Panerai’s decision to introduce a Submersible line, but I always thought it interesting since Panerais are fundamentally dive watches to begin with. I’m assuming the decision came with their entry into the commercial / civilian... 

I think it looks fantastic.

I think it's already reached excellence just as it is! (I'm also a fan of the brushed bezel that came in later.) ...  

Show us more of the strap!

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Always interesting to see other members' choices.

Without that it would just be an unnecessary date window messing up a simplistic Panerai dial. But the weird under-crystal cyclops ends up adding to the weird textured look of the watch in a way I'm enjoying. I think what I like about this actually comes ... 

They just need to release the egiziano in 47 or 45 (smaller wouldn't be appropriate).

I had a very early tritium one like this that went with my other Panerai sadly. Truly superb watch. The date with its hidden cyclops is great, but I know we’ll have to agree to disagree.

Yes, for those who do not know, early sub bezels clicked every 5 minutes, not every minute. I know it was A series and I think B. IWC, can you clarify C series for me? I believe D has 1 minute ratchets, I don't recall about C.