Panerai Radiomir Officine PAM01350: A Reference Profile

PAM01350 is the reference to keep in view. Radiomir Officine has a 45 mm steel case. Its manual P.6000 movement and patinated-steel finish give this specific model a clear profile within the broader collection.^[1,2]

The hand-wound P.6000 gives this reference a straightforward mechanical centre. Panerai lists a three-day reserve and stop-seconds function alongside the hours and minutes display, making the manual calibre a defining element of its specification.^[1,2]

The case and bezel are listed in patina-finish AISI 316L steel, with a screwed steel back. Against them, the beige dégradé dial carries luminous Arabic numerals and hour markers. The contrast gives the face its visual structure, while the maker’s specification keeps the material and finish tied to this reference.^[1,2]

The strap is dark-brown Cuoio Toscano calf leather with beige stitching and a trapezoidal patina-steel buckle. The dark strap and lighter stitching echo the restrained contrast of the beige dial.^[1,2]

The shared reserve figure does not make the movements interchangeable. PAM01350 asks for hand winding; PAM03312 has an automatic calibre. The Radiomir’s patinated steel case and screwed steel back also establish a different exterior from the Marina’s brushed-steel case and sapphire back. Read those details alongside the winding system: they describe what the owner sees and does, while the one-millimetre diameter difference alone cannot describe either watch’s fit.^[1,3]