Panerai Leather Strap Luminor 24/24 “Aged Brandy 1992” (Sewn)

Description

About the Leather:  I created this English tan Panerai Strap 100% by hand, and hand stitched it as with all of my straps. This is a unique vegetable tanned leather with a consistent English tan finish and an ultra soft temper for maximum comfort. A brilliant homage to the pre-V Panerai straps of yesteryear.  This strap is a must for those who want a soft and durable strap in a unique English tan color. The stitching is one gauge thicker than average, and is of a light beige tone. This leather features a lighter cream colored inner.

The design features one floating keeper and one fixed. A brushed stainless steel thumbnail style buckle is included. You may see this English tan Panerai strap paired nicely with a PAM00632 above.

Measurements:  This strap is 24/24, with a thickness of ~5mm.

What we Include:  Watch strap (top, bottom), sewn buckle, one wooden gift box as pictured.

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Additional Information:  The 44mm Panerai Luminor is the true workhorse of the Panerai lineup, and by far has the most potential for aftermarket strap creation.  While larger 47mm case models demand thicker straps, the 44mm Luminor case is more flexible and works with a variety of different strap thicknesses.  With that in mind, I make most of my 44mm case Panerai straps with thinner thread.  When I select the thread and spacing, I take into consideration the thickness and temper of the leather.

Most of my 24mm custom straps for 44mm Panerai models utilize a vintage Panerai style pin buckle. However, you will find that many straps in this section also have additional buckle options in the drop down menus above.  My general design philosophy for 24mm straps is dual keepers of generous width, box stitching, and a thickness or 3.5 to 5.5mm depending on leather temper.

Finally, all of my 24mm Panerai straps for 44mm cases are 24/24mm, without a taper.  The only tapered straps that I make are for Radiomir cases.  My design preferences for the 44mm Panerai case tend towards longer buckle sides and shorter bottom sides. Above all, the aim is to achieve as much balance as possible.  Additionally, the stitching margins will be thinner on my 24mm Panerai straps than they are on my 47mm Panerai straps.

I pride myself in each aftermarket Panerai strap that I produce.  Additionally, I perform the entire process by hand without templates or machines of any sort.  I use the absolute basic tools, the same tools that I used as a boot maker for nearly two decades.  In conclusion, as a result of the handmade nature of these straps, no two are identical.