Not all images were able to load for printing. Please close the print window and try again. The Green Panerai Luminor Marina Titanio PAM03325 (Incl. Video)
A very familair yet more capable iteration of Panerai's legendary Luminor Marina, with a dashing green dial.
Panerai’s history is well-known, of course, and although its watches are based on those supplied to the Royal Italian Navy for decades, it wasn’t until 1993 that they became commercially available. The collection is basically split between two lines: the Radiomir, designed to be worn by frogmen commandos, and the Luminor, easily recognized by its signature crown bridge. For 2025, in tandem with a series of Luminor Marina models, Panerai adds a dashing new lightweight model to the ranks: the Panerai Luminor Marina Titanio PAM03325. Not only does it stand out by its formidably robust specs, but also thanks to a handsome sunray-brushed green dial!
Paneristi will already have spotted that this new PAM03325 is, of course, a Luminor Marina, which means there’s a small seconds indication positioned at 9′. The design is hardly a surprise, as it shouldn’t be, given the watch’s instantly recognizable profile. It comes down to a cushion-shaped case with a circular bezel on top and the iconic protecting bridge with a lever-release for the crown. In this case, the exterior is crafted from lightweight Grade 5 titanium and measures a healthy 44mm in width and 13.7mm in height. What’s also new is the beefed up water resistance, now 500m instead of 300m of the previous 44mm Luminor Marinas.
The sapphire crystal on top reveals a sandwich dial in a deep green tone with a sunray-brushed finish. To fans of the brand, this will no doubt prove a popular choice. It follows the archetypical Panerai design, with a luminous base dial revealed through cut-out markers and numerals. The central hands also come with a dose of Super-LumiNova, as does the small seconds hand in the subdial at 9′.
The date window is bevelled and reveals a colour-matched date disc with white digits underneath. The only other details are the printed “Panerai” and “Luminor Marina” logos and the L-Swiss-Made-L in the bottom of the dial. So all in all, it’s quite clean, as it should be in a Luminor Marina, yet with some added refinement with the brushed texture and lush green tone.
Underneath the dial, and visible through the caseback, is Panerai’s Calibre P.980 automatic, which is a manufacture movement made by the Richemont Group. This runs at a frequency of 28,800vph and has a very comfortable 3-days (72 hours) of power reserve stored in a single barrel. The finish is typical of what we expect from Panerai, with various types of brushing all around and blue-infilled engravings. The central rotor has two large cutouts with bevelled and polished edges.
This new Panerai Luminor Marina Titanio PAM03325 comes on a dark green Scamosciato leather strap, with PAM Click Release System for the strap itself and the pin buckle. And for those interested, Scamosciato means it’s a split leather with a silky-smooth touch, also known as suede. The PAM03325 is a very cool new addition to Panerai’s long line of military-inspired tool watches and one that will surely find many enthusiasts. The price is set at EUR 9,900, which is about EUR 1,000 more than its steel-on-leather counterparts.
For more information, please visit Panerai.com.
