The seller presents this timepiece as being in very good condition with light hairlines on the bezel, mainly between 6 and 12 o’clock, visible only under strong glare. It includes the box, additional items, and papers dated dated September 19th, 2019; indicating the purchase date. It is under factory warranty extended to September 20, 2027. 

The PAM00973 is Panerai’s dive heritage in its most wearable form. A 42mm Submersible with all the presence of the bigger cases, now succeeded by the PAM02973. 42mm brushed stainless steel cushion case. Sapphire crystal, solid caseback, 300m (1000ft) water resistance. Inside is Panerai’s in-house automatic Calibre P.900, with a 72-hour power reserve. Small seconds at 9, date at 3. The matte black dial sets the tone. Luminous dot markers and skeleton sword hands read crisp white by day and glow bright at night. Blue appears only three times: the Submersible name, the depth rating, and the small-seconds hand. Just enough color to bring the dial to life. The brushed, coin-edged bezel turns one way only. It marks the first 15 minutes of a dive in bold hash marks, then calls out 15, 30 and 45 in raised numerals. On the right sits Panerai’s signature crown-protecting bridge, the detail that makes this watch recognizable from across the room. Condition: excellent. Never polished, never serviced, running well. Light hairlines on the bezel, mainly between 6 and 12 o’clock, visible only under strong glare. Both straps and buckles are in excellent condition, with no scratches on either buckle. Included: Panerai box, warranty card, instructions booklet, strap-change tool, plus a second Panerai black rubber strap with a raised pyramid texture, blue contrast stitching, and a brushed-steel loop with hook-and-loop closure. Two straps, two moods. Classic black rubber for the water, blue-stitched for everything else.