Did PANERAI just become the 8th wrist watch brand...

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Did PANERAI just become the 7th wrist watch brand... to be directly exposed to outer space ?
ISS Expedition 66 crew, during the January 19, 2022 EVA (spacewalk) Russian cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov probably wore a PANERAI Radiomir wristwatch strapped pver the lefthand Orlan spacesuit glove...
Bringing the number of wrist watch makes directly exposed to outer space to 7 different wrist watch brands:
(Omega, Glycine, Bulova, Fortis, Fiyta, Seiko and Panerai)
Can You guys & girls spot the exact black dial model ?
Thx in advance !
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Looks like a smaller, 42mm Rad, wirelugs.
I’m stabbing at 338, titanium, manual, gold hands.



Edit: I don't think it's 338, as I only see one line of text on dial. 338 has two lines.
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the "news" ( if we can it like that in our esoteric research ) was spread via the SWFG - Space Watches Facebook Group
Thus so far 8 wrist watch makes directly exposed to outer space:

1965, June 03 = Omega Speedmaster 105.003-63 ( Gemini IV - Ed white )
1966, Sept 13 = Glycine Airman automatic ( Gemini XI - Charles Conrad )
1971, Aug 02 = Bulova 88510 chronograph ( Apollo 15 - David Scott )
1994, Sept 09 = Fortis Official Cosmonauts ( TM-19 Mir-16 - Yuri Malenchenko )
2008, Sept 27 = Fiyta chronograph ( Shenzhou 7 - Zhai Zhigang )
2008, December 23 = Seiko Spacewalk Springdrive ( ISS Exp 18 - Yuri Lonchakov )
2021, September 03 = black chronograph ( ISS Exp 65 - Oleg Novitsky )
2022, January 19 = Panerai Radiomir ( ISS Exp 66 - Anton Shkaplerov )
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I don’t think this is a Panerai at all.

Im no Panerai expert, but this sort of cushion case is seen where in a Panerai?

Look at the large expanse of case between the edge of the dial and the case edge

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I’m leaning toward a 090 type case like with 300 M, having a bezel more like





in fact, in the photo, you can just make out some hints of a quarter bezel of red, the large arrow hour hand, etc (here’s a photo with saturation pushed to max)

 
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He is a hard guy to pin down with his watches - one of these might give a clue in terms of case shape?
The first one looks similar?
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Hard to say... He is rarely wearing watches inside the space station, and couldn't find any other picture with a watch this shape (could be seen with Fortis, X33, some digital maybe casio etc)

Some more pictures

Here we can see the 12 and 3


The crown can be seen better :

 
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Boy, especially that one angled photo of the crown, side does seem like a radiomir crown

And several of these new pics appear to show less space between the dial and case edge
 
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Since it's not a Roscosmos issued watch, I wouldn't be surprised to see it pop at auction in a near future with more detailed pictures 😗 "Outer space flown watch"
 
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As a slight aside seeing the distance they had to climb down and to watch them work for 7 hours hanging above the earth is impressive. It must be exhausting.
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Since 26 November 2022, the ISS received the new Russian "Prichal" node onto the Nauka MLM - Multipurpose Laboratory Module adding 5 more ports to the space station...
Interesting to see another brand of wrist watch being used since the Seiko Springdrive in December 2008...
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I’m going with this model. I’m not a Panerai guy, but it may be a Radiomir Base PAM 210.
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Anton Shkaplerov's lefthand wrist side view showing a logo on the crown 👎
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Are you sure that you are not posting direct from the ISS :0)