Panerai launches new chronograph, Luminor Chrono Monopulsante GMT Blu Notte

Panerai reaffirms its role in the sphere of chronograph watches. Panerai began perfecting its expertise in the category as early as 1943, the reference year of the Mare Nostrum project, a model designed to serve the deck officers of the Italian Navy, developed only to the prototype stage, one of which is carefully preserved in the Panerai Museum in Florence

Panerai new Luminor Chrono Monopulsante GMT Blu Notte (PAM01135)

The new Panerai Luminor immediately reveals its sporty attitude with a matte black ceramic 44mm case, water-resistant to 10 bar (more than 100 meters deep); the chronograph pusher appears on the left side to create equilibrium with the opposite crown-protecting device, which enhances its iconic silhouette. It has a powerful presence reinforced by the midnight blue dial with satiné soleil decoration and classic sandwich structure, with Arabic numerals and indexes in white Super-LumiNova™ with green luminescence.

Panerai new Luminor Chrono Monopulsante GMT Blu Notte (PAM01135)

The P.2004 calibre is a tribute to the first chronograph caliber created and developed entirely by Panerai Manufacture, a manually wound mechanical movement, the synthesis of that expertise, with functions that exceed the capacity of conventional chronographs. The Luminor Chrono Monopulsante GMT Blu Notte (PAM01135) is a single-button column wheel chronograph, which combines the start/stop/reset functions in a single push-piece. It is also equipped with the GMT function, allowing the home time and local time to be displayed simultaneously.

Panerai is fully owned by Richemont.

Panerai new Luminor Chrono Monopulsante GMT Blu Notte (PAM01135)