PANERAI - An exquisitely openworked tourbillon
The Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica is creating a powerful impact this year by appearing in an aesthetic interpretation that is distinctly unusual for the Italian brand.
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While its shape retains the same curves as the traditional cushion-shaped Panerai case, the Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica is creating a powerful impact this year by appearing in an aesthetic interpretation that is distinctly unusual for the Italian brand.
Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica © Panerai
Rather than adopting Panerai’s signature pure, sleek look, this generously sized new model reveals the intricate secrets of its tourbillon movement. Instead of the usual “sandwich-style” dial, the exquisite skeletonised craftsmanship is highlighted beneath a dial composed of a slender filigree-worked structure serving to bear the luminescent hour-markers and Arabic numerals. Clothed in a high-tech coating, the gear wheels of the proprietary Calibre P. 2005 can be admired in all their splendour as they drive the small seconds, dual time-zone display and tourbillon. A new interpretation of the traditional Radiomir issued in a limited edition of just 30.
Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica
Movement: mechanical hand-wound Panerai Calibre P. 2005
Case: black ceramics
Diameter: 48mm
Functions: small seconds, dual time zone, 24-hour indicator, 6-day power-reserve displayed on the back, tourbillon
Caseback: sapphire crystal
Strap: leather
Water resistance: 100m
Limited edition: 30
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