Panerai Submersible PAM01756 Debuts With Steel Bracelet and No-Date Dial - WatchTime

What the report says

WatchTime reported that Panerai has added a new model to its Submersible dive-watch line, the PAM01756, presented as the first 44mm Submersible to combine the brand’s cushion-shaped case with a stainless-steel bracelet. The article, published July 25, 2026, describes the watch as a professional-style diving instrument with 500-meter water resistance, a no-date layout and a focus on legibility.

According to WatchTime, the case is made from corrosion-resistant AISI 316LVM stainless steel and is fitted with a blue ceramic unidirectional bezel for timing dives. The caseback carries an engraving of the historic Slow Speed Torpedo, a reference to Panerai’s links with Italian naval divers and the military origins often cited in the brand’s history. The model uses a black sun-brushed dial with white Super-LumiNova, with green illumination for the hour indications and blue for the minute hand and bezel marker.

The watch is powered by Panerai’s automatic Caliber P.980, which WatchTime says provides a three-day power reserve, runs at 28,800 vibrations per hour, includes stop-seconds functionality and has been tested in six positions. A small seconds display sits at 9 o’clock, maintaining a familiar Panerai design cue while letting the wearer confirm the movement is operating.

The stainless-steel bracelet is a key part of the launch, with brushed and polished surfaces intended to echo Panerai’s crown-protecting bridge. WatchTime also notes a tool-free Quick Length Adjustment system that can extend the bracelet by 2 mm on each side. The listed price is $13,200.