Size of Band

[pedrobrites]

Hi all there panerai lovers 8)

Can anyone tell me just a little thing ? What's the size for the band on the panerai Luminor 111h ? And in the Luminor GMT ?

Thank you all!

 

[Goldenlake]

For 44mm cases = 24mm
47mm cases = 26mm
and for tiny :lol: 40mm cases = 22mm

Have a great day

/Lake

 

[DP.DarkSide]

The information given is correct.

Here is more about the GMT





Luminor GMT 44 mm

Movement: automatic mechanical, exclusive Panerai OP VIII calibre, 13¼ lignes, 21 jewels. Côtes de Genève decoration on the bridges. PANERAI personalised oscillating weight. Glucydur® balance, 28,800 alternations/hour.
Incabloc® anti-shock device.
Power reserve 42 hours.
Chronometer Certificate (C.O.S.C.).
Functions: hours, minutes, small seconds, date, second time zone.
Case: diameter 44 mm, AISI 316L polished steel or brushed titanium.
Bezel: polished steel or brushed titanium.
Back: screw, steel or titanium.
Device protecting the crown: (registered Trade Mark) polished steel or brushed titanium.
Crystal: sapphire, formed of corundum, 3.5 mm thick, magnifying lens over the date at 3 o'clock. Anti-reflective coating.
Water-resistance: 300 meters.
Strap: alligator with PANERAI personalised adjustable buckle. Supplied with a steel screwdriver and a second interchangeable strap.
Bracelet: integrated with the case and made up of links, each consisting of two parts, one titanium and one steel, overlapped and screwed.

* Officine Panerai is not the owner of the Trade Marks Glucydur®, Incabloc®.

Luminor GMT 40 mm

Movement: automatic mechanical, exclusive Panerai OP VIII calibre, 13¼ lignes, 21 jewels, Côtes de Genève decoration on the bridges. PANERAI personalised oscillating weight. Glucydur® balance, 28,800 alternations/hour.
Incabloc® anti-shock device.
Power reserve 42 hours.
Chronometer Certificate (C.O.S.C.).
Functions: hours, minutes, small seconds, date, second time zone.
Case: diameter 40 mm, AISI 316L brushed steel.
Bezel: polished steel.
Back: screw, brushed steel.
Device protecting the crown: (registered Trade Mark) polished steel.
Crystal: sapphire, formed of corundum, 2.5 mm thick, magnifying lens over the date at 3 o'clock. Anti-reflective coating.
Water-resistance: 300 meters.
Strap: alligator with PANERAI personalised steel adjustable buckle.

Hope it helps.

 

[pedrobrites]

thank you guys you've helped me

just one more thing , between these two models wich one would you prefer ?

 

[jjrodr]

sem duvida nenhuma o 111h
Regards

 

[pedrobrites]

8)

viva portugal

 

[Sylar]

111 it is.

 

[pedrobrites]

ok thank you

i've maded my choice it will be the 111h my choice!

 

[Luminator]

ok thank you

i've maded my choice it will be the 111h my choice!

nice choice, 111h is one of my favorites 8) 8)

 

[skcheng]

thank you guys you've helped me

just one more thing , between these two models wich one would you prefer ?

I personally prefer the Luminor GMT. The 111H/177H are both great and "historic" and all, and maybe I'm in the minority here, but I really love the GMT Panerai models. 29/63 or 89 models. Plus they're more fun to tweak. I think a fully modified 029 or 063 with the 2893-2 movement, updated datewheel, and cyclops is just a GREAT watch. Your mileage may vary.

 

[hooligan]

I personally prefer the Luminor GMT. The 111H/177H are both great and "historic" and all, and maybe I'm in the minority here, but I really love the GMT Panerai models. 29/63 or 89 models. Plus they're more fun to tweak. I think a fully modified 029 or 063 with the 2893-2 movement, updated datewheel, and cyclops is just a GREAT watch. Your mileage may vary.

Yes, but that's a modded version of a watch that's pretty scarce now (2893 instead of 2836), Sherwin. Tough to find and expensive (I've seen stock 2893 powered GMT PAMs going for $350-400). I agree, though, great watches. I'm not a fan of the 24 hour markers on the dial, though. It clutters the dial up too much, IMO.