Panerai Radiomir Logo 3 days 45 mm and Radiomir Black Seal Logo 3 days Acciaio 45 mm
The ‘Radiomir’, the first watch created by Officine Panerai, is available in two new versions using the manufacture P.6000 calibre, hand-wound with a power reserve of three days.
With the new models Radiomir Logo (Ref. PAM00753) and Radiomir Black Seal Logo (Ref. PAM00754) Officine Panerai again releases watches inspired by models which have been part of the history of the watchmanufacture.
Panerai Radiomir Logo 3 Days Ref. PAM00753
The cushion case of the new ‘Radiomir’ models are made of polished steel with slender wire loop strap attachments and remind of the first watches supplied by Panerai to the commandos of the Royal Italian Navy. The back of the watch is made of steel as well. The circular black dial harmonizes with the rounded design of the characteristic Panerai font of the figures, lightly engraved on the dial to better hold the luminous material, which makes them visible in the dark. The OP logo is located at six o’clock, with its twin arrows pointing up to the sky and down to the depths of the sea. The Radiomir Black Seal Logo additionally has a small seconds counter at 9 o’clock.
Panerai Radiomir Black Seal Logo 3 Days Ref. PAM00754
The new Radiomir Logo and Radiomir Black Seal Logo use the P.6000 calibre, hand-wound with a power reserve of three days. Designed and made in the Panerai Manufacture in Neuchâtel, the P.6000 calibre is 151⁄2 lignes in diameter and its balance wheel – securely fixed in place by a bridge with twin supports – oscillates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour. For greater precision when adjusting the time, the calibre also has the device which stops the balance wheel as soon as the winding crown is pulled out.
Panerai Radiomir Logo 3 Days Ref. PAM00753
Both the new models, the Radiomir Logo 3 Days Acciaio (PAM00753) and the Radiomir Black Seal Logo 3 Days Acciaio (PAM00754), are water-resistant to 10 bar – a depth of about 100 metres – and each is supplied with a leather strap with contrasting beige sewing, fastened by a trapezoid steel buckle.
For almost a year now Georges Kern is CEO of BREITLING and has turned the brand inside out. We met the realist and visionary at the restaurant Napa Grill in Zürich near the new BREITLING offices for an exclusive interview for Swisswatches and found out, why currently all brands return to their roots, why BREITLING despite…
For over a century, the watchmaker Panerai, founded in Florence by Giovanni Panerai, has been dedicated to the production of precision instruments developed primarily for the Italian navy and military. As early as 1916, Panerai, in collaboration with a lieutenant in the Italian navy, succeeded in developing a substance based on radium that glowed in…
With the Manero Minute Repeater Symphony, Carl F. Bucher is presenting an extraordinary minute repeater. The watch combines three elements – oscillating weight, tourbillon and regulator – with peripheral mounting. Last but not least, the watch in the 43.8 mm red gold case comes with a COSC chronometer certificate. As the most complex watch ever…
Following Zenith's revival of its pilot's line last year, this year sees another revival in the form of the new Defy Extreme Diver. As with the brand's pilot's watches, the diver's watch has a long history at Zenith – a 55-year history to be precise, as the first Defy A3648 diver's watch appeared in 1969.…
Cartier has introduced its newest addition to the Santos-Dumont collection. The new Cartier Santos-Dumont XL uses a mechanical movement – a first for the otherwise quartz-powered collection. Additionally, the watch's case measures 46.6 mm x 33.9 mm – making it the largest model in the line. The watch is available in three different case variations.…
The Glashütte manufacture is presenting a new generation of the A. Lange & Söhne Zeitwerk. The watch with mechanical digital display was launched in 2009 and is, 13 years later, receiving its first update. The timepiece is now available in either a red gold case with a black dial or a platinum case with a…
Before the official brand relaunch that is set for 2026, Universal Genève has unveiled three special timepieces in honour of the 70th anniversary of the first SAS flight over the North Pole. These tribute watches pay homage to the Polerouter, an iconic model created by young Gérald Genta. With a new case design and the…
TAG Heuer and Porsche unveil the TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon x Porsche Panamericana. Limited to 255 pieces, this watch honours Porsche’s 1954 victories in the Carrera Panamericana. It also celebrates the enduring partnership between TAG Heuer and Porsche, inspired by the legendary race. The watch features a tourbillon movement and a design reminiscent of…
Parisian brand Hermès has introduced a new Arceau watch: the Arceau Squelette. Designed by Henri D'Origny, the brand's Arceau watches have been in existence since 1978. Most notably, they feature a 40 mm case and italicised, swirling numerals. However, the Arceau Squelette goes a step further by including a skeletonised movement, visible not only through…
Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms collection has entered a new chapter with the introduction of a 38 mm Automatique line. This latest addition not only brings a more compact dimension to the collection but also broadens its aesthetic and functional appeal. Available in stainless steel, grade 23 titanium, and 18 ct red gold, the new models pair…
At Watches & Wonders 2021, Rolex is presenting not only the new Explorer with a 36 mm case, but also an update for the Rolex Explorer II. This new model replaces the Explorer II reference 216570, but remains true to the familiar recipe. While Rolex makes only minimal changes to the case and dial, the…
Mit der Big Bang MECA-10 Concrete Jungle präsentiert Hublot eine 44-Millimeter-Sonderedition. Als Hommage an den Umzug der Flagship-Boutique in die Fifth Avenue in New York trifft zeitgenössische Uhrmacherkunst auf den rauen Charme der Betonarchitektur. Das Gehäuse der Uhr mit skelettiertem Zifferblatt ist gänzlich in matten Beton gehüllt und nimmt damit nicht nur Bezug auf die…
The new Roger Dubuis Orbis in Machina departs from the conventional architecture with hands from the centre. Instead, the watchmakers have placed a tourbillon in the centre, from which the time displays wind hierarchically around the dial in stages. "Orbis" can be translated as either "circle" or "world". Both "circle in the machine" and "world…