Replica Panerai Submersible PAM 1323 and PAM 1324 Navy Seals Special Editions

When I first encountered Replica Panerai watches, I was deeply impressed by them. The older Panerai models have timeless designs that continue to be my favorites. However, the newer models produced in recent years don’t align with my taste, except for a few Submersible models like PAM 960, PAM 961, and PAM 1616. I haven’t found any appealing models from their Luminor 1950, Luminor Marina, and Radiomir series, which is quite disappointing.

Today, I’d like to introduce two new replica watches from the VS factory. They aren’t available on dealer websites yet, but you might have seen pictures of them on forums. These replicas are of the PAM 1323 and PAM 1324, which Panerai created for the United States Navy Seals. The originals are special editions with limited availability. The replicas are highly accurate with the correct case size and functions, and they also have an attractive appearance.

The PAM 1323 is made of stainless steel, while the PAM 1324 is made of forged carbon. I prefer the PAM 1323 because I’ve grown tired of seeing so many forged carbon Submersible watches recently. Both replicas feature a 44mm case with a thickness of 15mm. The PAM 1323 weighs 160 grams, whereas the PAM 1324 weighs only 126 grams. Both are fitted with black rubber bands and house the GMT movement P.9011.

The distinctiveness of these two watches lies in their dials, which feature a striking yellow color and a unique small-second subdial. The PAM 1324’s dial even incorporates carbon material. The small-second subdial at 9 o’clock resembles a rudder. The yellow accents on the dial enhance its readability, and the GMT hand has a thin black stem with a yellow arrow-shaped tip. The GMT hand is functional and can be adjusted via the crown.

The premium black rubber band is made from natural, high-quality raw rubber material, ensuring durability without any unpleasant odor. Lastly, the dial of the PAM 1323 features a gradient charcoal black color.