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The realistic confusion here is with the larger SeaQ, not with a replica. This is the 39.5mm on a plain date; the Panorama Date SeaQ is a different watch with a different movement.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| dial | Date window | A single small date aperture at 3, in proportion with the printed indexes | Two large digits, which makes it the Panorama Date reference |
| crystal | Bezel action | Unidirectional, turning counter-clockwise only, with a black ceramic inlay and a distinct half-minute detent | A bidirectional bezel, an aluminium insert, or full-minute clicks |
| movement | Calibre 39-11 | Automatic, 4Hz, 40 hours of reserve, with second-stop when the crown is pulled | A seconds hand that keeps running with the crown out |
| case | Size and rating | 39.5mm across, 12.15mm high, 200m with a screw-down crown, tested to the DIN and ISO dive standards | A 43.2mm case, which is the Panorama Date SeaQ |
