LUMINOR SUBMERSIBLE 1950 CARBOTECH

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Officine Panerai presents at the SIHH 2015 a Unique example of watchmaking craftmanship and innovation: The Luminor Submersible 1950 Carbotech™ 3 Days Automatic – 47mm PAM00616.

For the first time, Officine Panerai uses carbotech, a composite new material never used before in the world of watchmaking.

Get more images and details here: http://www.panerainovelties.com/en/watch/pam00616.php

[mrbobdobalina]

Carbotech looks great with the exception of the blue accents.  It'll be interesting to see if they build a rep of it.

Edited January 19, 2015 by mrbobdobalina

[Legend]

Carbotech looks great with the exception of the blue accents.  It'll be interesting to see if they build a rep of it.

I suspect that they would release a rep of it, just with the wrong material.

[brunik]

Should be easy... just using the AP FC technology!

 

Hope to see that repped.

[StormTooper4]

At First I thought no way could they get this right,  Panerai are on to us and making it harder and hard to replicate 

 

 

But then I just saw this new RM release on TS 

 

 

So the Zebra Effect  is possible and already out there 

 

Shame its 47 mm , to big for me

 

[swdivad]

At First I thought no way could they get this right,  Panerai are on to us and making it harder and hard to replicate 

 

 

 

 

I was thinking Panerai are making it harder and harder to look at their monstrous creations...  Reminds me of the early APROO Divers that had the horrible wood layered effect... YUK!

[mrbobdobalina]

Not liking the wood grain look either.  Between this and their Magrette wannabe limited edition Radiomir I wonder if Panerai has jumped the shark.  

[fishgodeep]

It's a very distinctive looking model - but like others 47mm is too big for my tastes ....