Case: 1950 style ceramics
Bracelet: ceramics
Movement: P.9001/B calibre Officine Panerai manufacture
Functions: hour, minute, small seconds and second time zone
Water resistance: 300 metres
Panerai
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PAM438 TUTTONERO
Case: 1950 style ceramics
Bracelet: ceramics
Movement: P.9001/B calibre Officine Panerai manufacture
Functions: hour, minute, small seconds and second time zone
Water resistance: 300 metres
Case: 1950 style ceramics
Bracelet: ceramics
Movement: P.9001/B calibre Officine Panerai manufacture
Functions: hour, minute, small seconds and second time zone
Water resistance: 300 metres
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LUMINOR 1950 TOURBILLON GMT CERAMICA - 48 MM
A great speciality of haute horlogerie, the tourbillon regulator has been reinterpreted in a
sophisticated and innovative manner in the new Luminor 1950 Tourbillon GMT Ceramica.
The Luminor 1950 Tourbillon GMT Ceramica is a watch of great character, offering not only
the complex, sophisticated tourbillon regulator mechanism patented by Officine Panerai with
a balance which rotates on its own axis in a period of 30 seconds, thus correcting any possible
errors due to the force of gravity but also the indication of a second time zone and the visual
display of the power reserve of six days, achieved by three spring barrels connected in series.
The material of which the Luminor 1950 case (48mm in diameter) has been made also expresses
the technical mastery of the Officine Panerai manufacture: it is a synthetic ceramic based on
zirconium powder which, by means of a complex series of working and finishing processes, acquires
a particularly uniform and even matt black appearance, as well as ensuring excellent performance
in terms of hardness, resistance to scratches, corrosive agents and high temperatures.
The black dial has a simple graphic appearance reduced to essentials and is of the classic
sandwich structure created in the 1930s by Officine Panerai to achieve the maximum legibility
even in conditions of very low light. The small dial at 3 oclock provides am/pm indication over 24
hours. The small seconds dial, at 9 oclock, also contains an original indicator, consisting of a series of dot markers,
which is connected to the tourbillon and therefore moves at twice the speed of the seconds hand, completing one revolution in 30 seconds.
The 12-sided back with 12 sides in titanium (coated with PVD) has a sapphire crystal window in
the centre which enables the P.2005 manufacture movement to be seen. Here Officine Panerai is
presenting it for the first time in the P.2005/B version, which has undergone a blackening treatment
to create an aesthetic continuity with the matt black of the case. The sapphire crystal also enables
the remaining power reserve to be seen, thanks to a golden indicator within an arc-shaped dial.
The Luminor 1950 Tourbillon GMT Ceramica (PAM00396) is supplied with strap of natural
untreated leather, closed by an adjustable steel buckle, coated in PVD.
A great speciality of haute horlogerie, the tourbillon regulator has been reinterpreted in a
sophisticated and innovative manner in the new Luminor 1950 Tourbillon GMT Ceramica.
The Luminor 1950 Tourbillon GMT Ceramica is a watch of great character, offering not only
the complex, sophisticated tourbillon regulator mechanism patented by Officine Panerai with
a balance which rotates on its own axis in a period of 30 seconds, thus correcting any possible
errors due to the force of gravity but also the indication of a second time zone and the visual
display of the power reserve of six days, achieved by three spring barrels connected in series.
The material of which the Luminor 1950 case (48mm in diameter) has been made also expresses
the technical mastery of the Officine Panerai manufacture: it is a synthetic ceramic based on
zirconium powder which, by means of a complex series of working and finishing processes, acquires
a particularly uniform and even matt black appearance, as well as ensuring excellent performance
in terms of hardness, resistance to scratches, corrosive agents and high temperatures.
The black dial has a simple graphic appearance reduced to essentials and is of the classic
sandwich structure created in the 1930s by Officine Panerai to achieve the maximum legibility
even in conditions of very low light. The small dial at 3 oclock provides am/pm indication over 24
hours. The small seconds dial, at 9 oclock, also contains an original indicator, consisting of a series of dot markers,
which is connected to the tourbillon and therefore moves at twice the speed of the seconds hand, completing one revolution in 30 seconds.
The 12-sided back with 12 sides in titanium (coated with PVD) has a sapphire crystal window in
the centre which enables the P.2005 manufacture movement to be seen. Here Officine Panerai is
presenting it for the first time in the P.2005/B version, which has undergone a blackening treatment
to create an aesthetic continuity with the matt black of the case. The sapphire crystal also enables
the remaining power reserve to be seen, thanks to a golden indicator within an arc-shaped dial.
The Luminor 1950 Tourbillon GMT Ceramica (PAM00396) is supplied with strap of natural
untreated leather, closed by an adjustable steel buckle, coated in PVD.
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LUMINOR MARINA 1950 3 DAYS - 47 MM
LUMINOR 1950 3 DAYS POWER RESERVE - 47 MM
The Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days and the Luminor 1950 3 Days Power Reserve express
the excellent combination of vintage design and technology which makes Panerai watches
unique. The special design of the Luminor 1950 case used by the two models is inspired by a rare,
historic watch which is notable for the pronounced rounding of the cusps of the caseband. This
detail recalls a stage of transformation, which took place in the 1940s, from the classic Radiomir
cushion case to that of the Luminor.
In both models, the case 47 mm in diameter is made of polished AISI 316L stainless steel while
the lever device protecting the winding crown is of brushed steel. The black dial, protected by a
cambered sapphire crystal, is in the typical Panerai style, with the small seconds dial at 9 oclock
and the alternation of large figures and bar hour markers. The dial is of sandwich construction
with a layer of ecru Super-LumiNova® contained between two plates, the luminosity emerging
through apertures corresponding to the hour markers and figures, thus ensuring the maximum
legibility and intensity of the dial. Completing the design of the dial are the engravings of the logo,
executed in period lettering, while the case number and the reference are engraved on the case.
The Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days and the Luminor 1950 3 Days Power Reserve are both fitted with the new P.3001 and P.3002 manufacture calibres,
which are distinguished from each other by the different ways in which the power reserves is indicated. In the P.3001 the power
reserve indication is located on the bridge of the movement, and is therefore visible through the
crystal on the back, while in the P.3002 the indicator appears on the dial. With a diameter of 16½
lignes, the two calibres have in common the typical structure of large bridges, two spring barrels
giving a power reserve of three days and a balance wheel 13.2 mm in diameter with variable
inertia, enabling the rate of the watch to be adjusted through external screws on the rim. Both
also have the seconds zero reset device and a mechanism for the rapid adjustment of the hour,
enabling the hour hand to jump one hour at a time, without interfering with the movement of the
minute hand or the running of the watch.
The Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days (PAM00422) and the Luminor 1950 3 Days Power
Reserve (PAM00423) are part of the Historic Collection. Both are supplied with a strap of natural,
untreated leather, fastened by a brushed steel buckle inspired by period models.
LUMINOR 1950 3 DAYS POWER RESERVE - 47 MM
The Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days and the Luminor 1950 3 Days Power Reserve express
the excellent combination of vintage design and technology which makes Panerai watches
unique. The special design of the Luminor 1950 case used by the two models is inspired by a rare,
historic watch which is notable for the pronounced rounding of the cusps of the caseband. This
detail recalls a stage of transformation, which took place in the 1940s, from the classic Radiomir
cushion case to that of the Luminor.
In both models, the case 47 mm in diameter is made of polished AISI 316L stainless steel while
the lever device protecting the winding crown is of brushed steel. The black dial, protected by a
cambered sapphire crystal, is in the typical Panerai style, with the small seconds dial at 9 oclock
and the alternation of large figures and bar hour markers. The dial is of sandwich construction
with a layer of ecru Super-LumiNova® contained between two plates, the luminosity emerging
through apertures corresponding to the hour markers and figures, thus ensuring the maximum
legibility and intensity of the dial. Completing the design of the dial are the engravings of the logo,
executed in period lettering, while the case number and the reference are engraved on the case.
The Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days and the Luminor 1950 3 Days Power Reserve are both fitted with the new P.3001 and P.3002 manufacture calibres,
which are distinguished from each other by the different ways in which the power reserves is indicated. In the P.3001 the power
reserve indication is located on the bridge of the movement, and is therefore visible through the
crystal on the back, while in the P.3002 the indicator appears on the dial. With a diameter of 16½
lignes, the two calibres have in common the typical structure of large bridges, two spring barrels
giving a power reserve of three days and a balance wheel 13.2 mm in diameter with variable
inertia, enabling the rate of the watch to be adjusted through external screws on the rim. Both
also have the seconds zero reset device and a mechanism for the rapid adjustment of the hour,
enabling the hour hand to jump one hour at a time, without interfering with the movement of the
minute hand or the running of the watch.
The Luminor Marina 1950 3 Days (PAM00422) and the Luminor 1950 3 Days Power
Reserve (PAM00423) are part of the Historic Collection. Both are supplied with a strap of natural,
untreated leather, fastened by a brushed steel buckle inspired by period models.
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RADIOMIR 8 DAYS GMT ORO ROSSO - 45 MM
Special Edition
Loyalty to its historic origins perfectly blended with elegance and sophistication: these are the
characteristic features of the new Radiomir 8 Days GMT Oro Rosso.
The classic aesthetic of the Radiomir, here in red gold in the 45mm size, is combined with an
original and highly sophisticated version of the P.2002 movement, featuring finely skeletonised
bridges and barrels which can be seen through the large sapphire crystal on the back. The work
of skeletonising reveals the wheelwork, which is the same colour as the red gold of the case, and
the circular graining of the plates. It also enables the progressive unwinding of the mainspring
to be observed while the watch is running or the opposite when it is being wound. The great
attention to detail and the high standard of finish are also demonstrated by the hand-chamfering
of the bridges, the gold engravings on the movement and the choice of an inscription in relief,
instead of the more traditional engraving, recording the brand and technical details on the bezel
of the back.
The cushion case is attached to the strap by the classic wire strap attachments, also made of
red gold and attached to the caseband by four small screws (patented Officine Panerai), which
enable the strap itself to be quickly changed. The red gold used by Officine Panerai is 5NPt, a
special alloy with an unusually high percentage of copper (24.1%), which gives great depth to the
colour, together with a quantity of platinum of 0.4%, which helps to prevent any oxidation of the
metal.
The dark brown dial with satin-finished sunray treatment is protected by a sapphire crystal made
from corundum and with anti-reflective treatment. It has the sandwich construction typical of
Panerai watches: the luminous material is spread generously between the two thin metal plates,
the upper one of which is perforated to correspond with the hour markers and figures. Just
as luminous are the five hands (hour, minute, small seconds, second time zone and 24-hour
indication) and the pointer of the linear power reserve indicator.
The P.2002 manufacture calibre, completely designed and made by Officine Panerai, is handwound
with date, second time zone and seconds zero reset device. The power reserve is eight
days, a long duration already adopted in the 1940s by Panerai watches to avoid having to operate
the winding crown too often. In the P.2002 calibre such a long power reserve is achieved by
three spring barrels in series (patented Officine Panerai) which ensures the optimum power
at constant torque for eight days, so that the movement is supplied with even power over all
the days guaranteed by the power reserve. The P.2002 calibre, 13¾ lignes in diameter, has 21
jewels, three spring barrels, Kif Parechoc® anti-shock device and a balance which makes 28,800
alternations per hour.
Identified by the reference PAM00395, the Radiomir 8 Days GMT Oro Rosso is water-resistant
to 50 metres and is supplied with a brown alligator strap with an adjustable buckle of red gold.
Special Edition
Loyalty to its historic origins perfectly blended with elegance and sophistication: these are the
characteristic features of the new Radiomir 8 Days GMT Oro Rosso.
The classic aesthetic of the Radiomir, here in red gold in the 45mm size, is combined with an
original and highly sophisticated version of the P.2002 movement, featuring finely skeletonised
bridges and barrels which can be seen through the large sapphire crystal on the back. The work
of skeletonising reveals the wheelwork, which is the same colour as the red gold of the case, and
the circular graining of the plates. It also enables the progressive unwinding of the mainspring
to be observed while the watch is running or the opposite when it is being wound. The great
attention to detail and the high standard of finish are also demonstrated by the hand-chamfering
of the bridges, the gold engravings on the movement and the choice of an inscription in relief,
instead of the more traditional engraving, recording the brand and technical details on the bezel
of the back.
The cushion case is attached to the strap by the classic wire strap attachments, also made of
red gold and attached to the caseband by four small screws (patented Officine Panerai), which
enable the strap itself to be quickly changed. The red gold used by Officine Panerai is 5NPt, a
special alloy with an unusually high percentage of copper (24.1%), which gives great depth to the
colour, together with a quantity of platinum of 0.4%, which helps to prevent any oxidation of the
metal.
The dark brown dial with satin-finished sunray treatment is protected by a sapphire crystal made
from corundum and with anti-reflective treatment. It has the sandwich construction typical of
Panerai watches: the luminous material is spread generously between the two thin metal plates,
the upper one of which is perforated to correspond with the hour markers and figures. Just
as luminous are the five hands (hour, minute, small seconds, second time zone and 24-hour
indication) and the pointer of the linear power reserve indicator.
The P.2002 manufacture calibre, completely designed and made by Officine Panerai, is handwound
with date, second time zone and seconds zero reset device. The power reserve is eight
days, a long duration already adopted in the 1940s by Panerai watches to avoid having to operate
the winding crown too often. In the P.2002 calibre such a long power reserve is achieved by
three spring barrels in series (patented Officine Panerai) which ensures the optimum power
at constant torque for eight days, so that the movement is supplied with even power over all
the days guaranteed by the power reserve. The P.2002 calibre, 13¾ lignes in diameter, has 21
jewels, three spring barrels, Kif Parechoc® anti-shock device and a balance which makes 28,800
alternations per hour.
Identified by the reference PAM00395, the Radiomir 8 Days GMT Oro Rosso is water-resistant
to 50 metres and is supplied with a brown alligator strap with an adjustable buckle of red gold.
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