Panerai Luminor 1950 Chrono Carbotech

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In the spirit of the 2010 Panerai Luminor Submersible in bronze, Panerai is today introducing a new De la firme Luminor Submersible with a case made of carbotech, a composite based on graphite that, unlike the the year 2010 model, will not be tarnishing anytime soon. Due to the production process of the material, no two Panerai Carbotech Submersibles will be the same. It may be unquestionably modern within the build, but the design and utility are inspired by the original Luminor 1950 produced by Panerai in the ’50s. Those were famously used by commandos of the Italian language Navy; this one probably would not be, but that doesn’t mean it would not be up for the task. This is still a professional grade instrument. The De la firme Submersible 1950 Carbotech features a matte black 47 milimeter case made of a amalgamated for which it is named. In order to produce the plates of carbotech that form each of the components of the case, thin sheets of carbon fibre are compacted at a controlled temperature under high pressure along with the polymer GLANCE (Polyether Azure Ketone), binding the material as well as ultimately resulting in a stronger and more durable blend. Carbotech is actually lighter and less corrosive than titanium or ceramic, and has the added benefit of creating a unique surface the style of each and every watch.
Panerai has come a long way since its watches were first available for the public in 1993. While the Italian powerhouse overawed the market with large, steel watches with hand-wound movements, Panerai has turned into a highly innovative Swiss manufacture.

Last year, Panerai was one of the few view brands we were able to meet in person (during the Geneva Watch Days in August). And the staff of the brand’s Geneva boutique had a lot to show us, as Watches & Wonders (the successor associated with SIHH) had been only done digitally. Now, I love a lot of things digital-only, however discovering new watches will be something I would always rather do in actuality.
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One of last year’s De la firme novelties is this Panerai Luminor Marina Carbotech in 44mm, reference PAM1661. Panerai sent us a PAM1661 to give it trying, and so I did. The dark dial of this high tech Submersible plays background to applied hour indicators and the brand 12 and also 6 labeled in Arabic numerals. The lume applied to the hour markers along with hands, as well as the copy at 12 in addition to 6 o’clock, are pre-aged in color. A colorful additional appears in the form of a bright blue running seconds hand and second demarcations, and the word “carbotech” at the bottom. The actual blue is usually subtle yet serves to liven things up a bit when paired with the actual black face.
Inside the Submersible 1950 Carbotech is the Panerai built P. 9000 caliber, an automatic gathering mechanical movement featuring a three-day power reserve thanks to twin mainspring barrels. It’s a robust motion with a staggering 197 components to run the time and date. The copyrighted “crown protection” device makes winding plus setting as fundamental as pulling the particular pin (it’s also done in carbotech). The particular screwed-in caseback is made of titanium, and features an engraving of “Firenze 1860, ” the beginning city and even date regarding Panerai, as well as an image of a slow-speed torpedo, which was apparently a means involving conveyance for Italian cortège in the ‘40s.