Panerai Introduces Two New Entry Level Radiomirs – PAM753 & PAM754

At SIHH 2018, Officine Panerai went back to it’s roots with updates and additions to their historic logo dial collection which featured in-house movements and a much lower price point. The Radiomir which was the first watch ever created by Officine Panerai is now available in two new entry level models, the PAM753 & PAM754, featuring an in-house 3 day hand wound movement and great price point as well.

With the introduction of these pieces, Panerai continues to revamp it’s most iconic and core pieces with in-house movements and phasing out anything with the old ETA movements. Featuring the iconic cushion case and slender wire loop strap attachment, the PAM753 & PAM754, are a throwback to an earlier time of Officine Panerai.  The new models are powered by the P.6000 calibre which is 15 1/2 lignes in diameter, oscillates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour, a 3 day power reserve, and a mechanism that will stop the balance wheel as soon as the winding crown is pulled out to help with accuracy when adjusting the time. Both the PAM753 & PAM754 feature 45mm polished steel cases with a solid case back and are rated for 10bar or 100M water resistance.

While most nearly all the features and look of the two Radiomirs are identical, there is only a couple of differences between them. The Panerai PAM753 has a base dial which only shows the hours and minutes on it’s black dial featuring the OP logo on the bottom. The PAM754, on the other hand, is the Black Seal model which has a small sub second dial in place of the 9 on the dial. The other minor difference is that the PAM00753 comes on a brown strap while the PAM00754 comes on a black strap with ecru stitching.

As previously mentioned the new Radiomir Logo Dials, much like the previously released Luminor models, come at an amazing price point to enjoy the brand. With the PAM753 running only $4,000 USD and the Black Seal PAM754 costing $4,300, it really gives anyone that loves the brand a great entry point on some historically driven models. In my opinion they are a great addition to the lineup and opens the door for a lot of people that were on the fence about owning a Panerai. Both models are available for purchase at the boutiques across the world.

 

PANERAI PAM753 RADIOMIR BASE LOGO	T E C H N I C A L  I N F O R M AT I O N MOVEMENT: Hand-wound mechanical, P.6000 calibre, executed entirely by Panerai. FUNCTIONS: Hours, minutes. CASE: 45 mm, AISI 316L polished steel. D I A L: Black with luminous Arabic and Roman numerals and hour markers. POWER RESERVE: 72H. WAT E R – R E S I S TANCE 10 bar (~100 metres).
PANERAI PAM753 RADIOMIR BASE LOGO	T E C H N I C A L  I N F O R M AT I O N MOVEMENT: Hand-wound mechanical, P.6000 calibre, executed entirely by Panerai. FUNCTIONS: Hours, minutes. CASE: 45 mm, AISI 316L polished steel. D I A L: Black with luminous Arabic and Roman numerals and hour markers. POWER RESERVE: 72H. WAT E R – R E S I S TANCE 10 bar (~100 metres).