The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. It includes the box, additional items, and papers.

Muscle, mystery, and a whole lot of Italian cool, it wears like frogman legend reborn for dry land. Built for the collector who wants a watch they can feel on the wrist and spot across a crowded room. Bold enough for a blockbuster, easy enough for a Sunday drive. Set against deep black, the sandwich dial glows with cream-toned luminous markers that pop like stadium lights at night. Carved from brushed and polished stainless steel, the 44mm cushion case tosses gloss and matte around as your wrist turns. Framed by a mirror polished bezel, the whole face flashes light like sun on open water. Functions include hours, minutes, small seconds, and date. Powering it all, a self winding movement holds up to three days of running time, so a weekend off the wrist won’t leave it sleeping. Guarding the right side sits a screw down crown, tucked beneath a hinged locking lever you flip up first. With the crown unscrewed and pushed in, turn it to wind the mainspring. Pulled to the first click, the crown quick sets the date. Pulled to the second click, it moves the hour and minute hands while the seconds pause for a precise start. After a long rest, set the date to yesterday, run the hands forward past midnight until today shows, then continue to the right time. Screw the crown back down, close the lever, and it stays water resistant to 300 meters. Few sport watches carry this much history with so little fuss, a true icon from the era that made Panerai a household name. Perfect for the collector who wants big wrist presence without shouting for attention. Once it lands on your arm, you’ll understand why people rarely let these go.