Radiomir 1940 3 Days Automatic Titanio "PAM00619" with a case diameter of 45 mm. It is a self-winding movement developed in-house, equipped with the "P.4000" caliber that uses a micro-rotor made of tungsten alloy. The case design of Radiomeal 1940 is similar to Radiomeal and is different. The major difference is the shape of the lugs and crown. Instead of the wire loop type used in Radiomir, a thick lug like Luminor is used. The crown has been changed from a cone to a cylinder and features a design like a combination of radiomeal and luminol.

Radiomir Cheramica "PAM00643" with a case diameter of 45 mm. Equipped with caliber "OP X", a self-developed manual movement. As indicated by the model name Charamika, the case material is made of matte black ceramic, which has high hardness, long-term waterproofness and corrosion resistance. The dial has a Clou de Paris pattern, laid out with small pyramid-shaped motifs. There is no second hand or date display at all, and it is a simple design model that seems to be Panerai with only the hour hand and minute hand.

Radiomir 1940 3 Days Panelist Forever "PAM00532" with a case diameter of 47 mm. Equipped with caliber "P.3000" which is a hand-wound movement developed in-house. A relief imitating the low-speed torpedo "Siluro a Lenta Corsa" on which soldiers of the Italian Navy midget submarine boarded is engraved at 6 o'clock on the dial. It is a world limited 500 model.

Radiomeal black seal logo "PAM00380" with a case diameter of 45mm. Equipped with caliber "OP II", a manual winding movement. Boasts a power reserve of about 56 hours. The "black seal" printed on the dial means "black seal", derived from the nickname of the Italian Navy Special Diving Unit. This is a popular logo series, with the "OP logo" printed at 6 o'clock on the dial. It is a production end model.

Radiomir 1940 3 Days GMT Power Reserve Automatic Acciaio "PAM00658" with a case diameter of 45 mm. It is a self-winding movement developed in-house, equipped with a caliber "P.4002" employing a micro rotor made of tungsten alloy. The dial with a power reserve indicator at 5 o'clock is decorated with a striped relief, and the beige luminous paint applied to the indexes and hands has a vintage feel. The case design of Radiomeal 1940 is similar to Radiomeal and is different. The major difference is the shape of the lugs and crown. Instead of the wire loop type used in Radiomir, a thick lug like Luminor is used. The crown has been changed from a cone to a cylinder and features a design like a combination of radiomeal and luminol.

Radiomir California 3 Days "PAM00424" with a case diameter of 47mm. Equipped with a caliber "P.3000" which is a hand-wound movement developed in-house. This is a reprint of the model produced in 1936. The most distinctive feature is the California dial (aka unique dial) with Roman numerals in the upper half and Arabic numerals in the lower half. Unlike other models, there is no brand name or model name, and OFFICINE PANERAI's "OP logo" dial design stands out.