Panerai Luminor 1950 PAM243
Black Dial · 44mm
Ref: PAM243
For SaleUSD 5,500
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Active Jun 12
- Brand
- Panerai
- Condition
- LNIB
- Series
- PAM243K Luminor Submersible
- Box
- Yes
- Model
- 243K
- Papers
- Yes
- Reference
- PAM243
- Year
- 2009
- Case Size
- 44mm
- Case Material
- stool case
- Dial Color
- black dial
- Location
- United States
- Listed
- Jun 12, 2010
- Updated
- Jun 12, 2011
Description
Panerai 243K. It comes with Triple box, AD stamped warranty card, booklets, COSC Certificate, barcode stickers, hang tag, OEM strap changing tool, and OEM rubber strap. There are no scratches on the lugs, case, caseback. It's in perfect operating condition. The OEM rubber strap is in 100% mint condition and the OEM nylon strap has never been worn. This watch is in like new condition. PM or email me for pics.
⌚ Watch Specifications
Case
- Material
- stool case
- Diameter
- 44mm
Dial & Strap
- Dial
- black dial
- Strap
- rubber strap
📖 About This Reference
The PAM00243 represents Panerai's Luminor 1950 Submersible 1000m within the brand's dive watch offerings. This reference carries the 1000-meter water resistance designation, positioning it among the manufacturer's deeper-rated timepieces in the Luminor 1950 series.
The watch features a 44mm stool case paired with a black dial configuration. The case construction and dial layout follow the established Luminor 1950 design language, though specific movement details and case architecture elements are not specified for this reference.
This reference appeals to collectors seeking a substantial dive-rated timepiece within Panerai's contemporary catalog. The 44mm case size and black dial combination represent a straightforward approach to the Submersible format, suitable for those prioritizing water resistance capabilities and the distinctive Luminor case profile without additional complications or specialized features.
Collector Discussions
Old skool PAM 243
Reflecting on Panerai's past popularity, the article explores nostalgia and evolving horological tastes.
Still my best submersible design
Still love 243 … 6 12 dial with 1950 case, 44mm!
I miss my PAM 243
Yes, the 1950 case was a chunky, and it wore a bit top heavy, but I appreciated it’s presence on my wrist. On the more modern offerings these recent years, I don’t like the little splashes /accents of blue hands, etc. I regarded the 243 as being more utilitarian or spartan, but still wearable, if yo
Hello, Panepuristi.
I'm knew to this sub-forum. I just recently got a PAM24. In doing a lot of online looking and evaluating I chose that over the 64, 87 and 243. However, I've kept looking and I've developed a curiosity in all the submersibles. Could anyone post some history about these watches, and why Panerai has ma
Where are the 243?
Hey there, The 243 was a true monster, really hard to understand couple of years ago, the case was "too thick, too high & not a real 44mm" , the crown was " not in proportion with the case", the bezel " was too wide "... Well, it wasn't the watch to get but "the Bomba..." Just to say that the 24
I want another Panerai but...
I love how they look...great size on me...but hear so many nightmares on different sites about quality...thought it may be Internet hype but my good friend just bought a 590 from a boutique in NYC...now. It's out for service as water got in it...after just a few months of ownership...he's a watch gu
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