Trusted by the Royal Italian Navy, born to perform without a compromise. The new 44mm hand-wound Luminor and Luminor Destro carry forward the Maison's purpose-built diving heritage – a direct tribute to its early tool watches.

Two novelties draw inspiration from the iconic 47mm Ref. 6152/1 of the 1960s – faithfully translated into a 44mm case for the contemporary wearer. All Luminor's defining design hallmarks, reverently preserved: the crown protecting bridge, remarkable luminescence ensuring underwater legibility, robust construction.

Both equipped with the hand-wound P.6000 calibre with 3 Days power reserve, visible through the open caseback, and water resistance up to 30 BAR (~300 meters). The Luminor Destro PAM01732 positions the crown protective bridge on the left – an archival detail originally designed to free the military diver's hand for a compass or depth gauge.

Designed to enhance legibility in any condition, a domed sapphire crystal over the 44mm steel case recalls the visual depth of the PERSPEX® used in 1960s Luminor watches. The cushion-shaped case, constructed from a single block with fixed lugs and integrated crown protecting bridge, built to withstand the resistance demands of underwater missions.

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