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Panerai Luminor Submersible Anthracite Tritium Titanium/Steel PAM00106 PAM106 For those in the know with Panerai, it's a case of earlier the better as far as collectors are concerned, and this is especially true for the Submersible line for one key reason; tritium. But unlike other Luminor's where you really need to be in the late 90's to still find tritium dials, the Submersible carried this one for a few years into the start of the millennium due to a technical loophole, and this is one of those references. Known as the PAM106, this is a rarely seen reference that was produced in a short window between 2001 and 2003. It features a titanium case with brushed steel bezel with tritium pip, and is matched to the most amazing titanium and steel bracelet. Within this 44mm Sub case lies a vertically brushed anthracite dial, which is almost blue on some angles, and black on others. The effect is magnificent when paired with the deep eggshell tritium markers and that sunken running seconds sub-dial at 9, and the oversized Arabic 12 and 6 markers. Powering it is the ETA 7750 based OPIII automatic movement. This particular example was first sold in 2002, and presents in excellent neo-v…