Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 3 Days Power Reserve Automatic Bronzo Instructions page 13

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HE DIAL
The green dial has applied hour markers.
In order to ensure optimal levels of luminescence and greater resistance over
time, Panerai uses exclusively "Grade A" Swiss Super-LumiNova
this luminous substance, special high-performance pigments are used. This
allows an increase in the duration of the readability of approximately 35%
compared to standard Super-LumiNova
Small seconds at 9 o'clock, date at 3 o'clock, power reserve indicator at
5 o'clock.
T
HE STRAP
The leather strap is hypo-allergenic. It is fitted with a trapezoidal brushed
titanium buckle, personalised Panerai.
T
HE MOVEMENT
Automatic mechanical movement, Panerai P.9002 calibre, executed entirely by
Panerai, 13¾ lignes (31 mm), 7.9 mm thick, 29 jewels, Glucydur
28,800 alternations/hour (4 Hz). Incabloc
3 days, two barrels, seconds reset device. 237 components.
Your Panerai watch is supplied with a certificates booklet.
The tests applied on your Panerai watch are carried out not only on the
movement but also on the watch as a whole with all its components. Panerai
works on the continuous improvement of every part of your watch and it
certifies that every single component meets the strictest standards of high-
quality watchmaking.
Officine Panerai is not the owner of the Glucydur
® . To produce
® .
®
balance,
®
anti-shock device. Power reserve
® , Incabloc ® and Super-LumiNova ® trademarks.
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ELEMENTARY RULES FOR DIVING WHILE ENSURING SAFETY
Diving will be a pleasure so long as the precautionary rules are correctly
observed. However, some risks are inherent in this activity. All diving must be
preceded by taking part in a course at an accredited diving school and
obtaining a recognised diving certificate.
Also, before diving, remember all the essential instructions for diving in
accordance with the internationally recognised standards and procedures, and
do not forget to carry out all the safety checks.
NOTE: It is recommended that your watch should be exposed to the light
before carrying out a dive, to ensure the visibility of the dial and hands.
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