Panerai launches new Luminor Chronographs
The Italian luxury watch manufacturer Panerai recently launched an all-new line of chronographs along with a new movement, and with that, once again took the Haute Horlogerie world by a storm.To get more news about https://www.paneraireplica.co, you can visit paneraireplica.co official website.
Panerai is many things but monotonous is not one of them. The Italian luxury watch manufacturer recently launched an all-new line of chronographs along with a new movement, and with that, once again took the Haute Horlogerie world by storm. These watches feature a never-before-seen chronograph movement that includes a Swiss Made ETA base with a Dubois-Depraz module.
Regardless of what you might think, Panerai has always been into chronographs. All watches starting from the Lemania 1872 to the Zenith El Primero Luminor Marina to the coveted PAM526 Regatta Chronograph have been nothing but phenomenal. So, what makes these new chronographs special? Let’s find out.
The thing that excites the most, however, is the novel automatic movement from Panerai, the Caliber P.9200. The movement measures 13 1/4 lignes wide, or in simpler terms, it has a diameter of just 29.9mm and a thickness of 6.9mm. The novel movement comes with 41 jewels and features a Glacydur balance wheel along with an Incabloc shockproof device. Running at a frequency of 28,800 vph with a single barrel, the mechanism offers a power reserve of 42 hours. Users don’t get to view the movement though, as all the new Luminor chronographs except one use an enclosed steel case back.
Panerai Luminor PAM1109
All the new Panerai launches have the brand’s famous sandwich dials and so does the Luminor PAM1109. The watch comes with a 44mm stainless steel body and a black dial. The Luminor Chrono PAM1109 is a tool with advanced mechanics. It is a whole new world of precision and performance, a realm that Panerai has distinguished itself in since the early 1940s.
Panerai Luminor PAM1110
Like all Luminor references, the PAM1110 features a staple elements such as the sandwich dial as well as a crown-protecting bridge on the right-hand side of the case. The watch is distinguished by the original placement of the chronograph controls on the left-hand side. The timepiece also features a “base 1000” tachymeter scale on the prominent flange. The tachymeter allows the calculation of average speeds over a predefined distance, hence, adding more utility to the watch.
