Panerai Luminor 1950 Marina 47 3 Days Forged Titanium / Anthracite Ref. PAM01629

The Panerai Luminor Forged Titanium PAM01629 was introduced in 2026 as a limited-edition 47mm Luminor in forged titanium. It marks the first use of forged titanium by Panerai, combining the large Ref. 6152/1-inspired case format with an anthracite sun-brushed dial, beige Super-LumiNova, and the hand-wound P.3000 calibre. The reference is paired with a light beige calf scamosciato strap and an additional black rubber strap. The 47mm case is made from forged titanium, produced by bonding two titanium grades under heat and pressure. The process creates wave-like layers in the metal, giving each case a distinct surface pattern. The watch retains the Luminor crown-protecting bridge and sapphire case back, while water resistance is rated at 10 bar, approximately 100 meters. The anthracite sun-brushed dial reflects the tonal variation of the case material. Beige luminous material is used for the hands, Arabic numerals, and hour markers, giving the display a warmer appearance while preserving Panerai’s high-legibility layout. The dial has small seconds at 9 o’clock and remains close to the traditional Luminor format, with the material execution carrying most of the reference-specific character. Inside is the Panerai P.3000, a hand-wound movement with hours, minutes, and small seconds. It uses two barrels for a three-day power reserve and is visible through the sapphire case back. The watch is fitted as standard to a light beige calf scamosciato strap with a trapezoidal buckle, with a black rubber strap supplied as the secondary option.