Panerai Booth at Watches and Wonders Features Underwater Training Tank
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Panerai recreated a 1966 Italian Navy diver training tank at Watches and Wonders, showcasing its heritage and introducing new materials like Forged Titanium and Afiniotech™ with a 31-day power reserve in its latest Luminor collection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: When did Panerai complete its first professional diver's watch for the Italian Navy?
- A: Panerai completed its first professional diver's watch at the request of the Italian Navy in 1935.
- Q: What purpose does the training tank recreated at Watches and Wonders serve for the Italian Navy?
- A: It serves as a controlled environment for the special diving forces to observe and improve underwater techniques and equipment handling.
- Q: How does the design of the training tank make underwater training safer and more measurable?
- A: The tank is designed with transparent methacrylate panels so that instructors can observe the movements of divers from the outside.
- Q: What invention in 1955 transformed the historic Panerai timepiece into the Luminor icon?
- A: The invention of the crown-protecting device to enhance water resistance transformed the timepiece into the icon called Luminor.
- Q: Which historic reference do the new four hand-wound Luminor models pay homage to?
- A: The new hand-wound models are a direct homage to the functional design of the iconic reference 6152/1 from the 1960s.