Panerai Panerai brand power reserve racing boat series

New and unique PANERAI LUMINOR POWER RESERVE REGATTA power reserve series to commemorate the birth of Panerai Classic Yacht Challenge 2005

Panerai Panerai has a special relationship with Ocean World, and the regatta has always been a model for connecting the two. The Luminor Power Reserve series is the representative of the 2005 edition.

Automated refining of the Luminor Marina series (2001 stainless steel limited edition, 399 pieces) that has contributed to the Laureus boat race, GMT two time series (2002 with 1 to 300 stainless steel case), Chrono series ( In 2003, there were 399 limited titanium steels) and the Submersible series (in 2004, 500 steels were limited). This year, the Luminor Power Reserve Regatta powerboat series is the legal watch of the Panerai Classic Yachts Challenge.

The tournament is arguably unrivalled. All sailing boats involved in this event are produced in the most glorious period of sailing. Moreover, this is an important opportunity for Officine Panerai to confirm the history of his watch. With a long history and innovative elements, it became a microcosm of the watch that was founded in 1938: The watertightness of the case was improved with strict techniques, and the function and reliability were unique. Today's watches are still demanding a high degree of waterproof performance, because this has a stronger protection for all types of movements.

To withstand the pressure of water depth of 300 meters, the Luminor Power Reserve Regatta powerboat racing watch has a crown (head) guard bridge and has been patented by Officine Panerai for many years. The 44 mm stainless steel case is equipped with the Panerai OP IX movement and is manufactured to the highest quality. The balance swings 28,800 vibrations per hour. After fully smelting, the power reserve is up to 42 hours.

The Panerai Luminor Power Reserve Regatta has a limited edition of 500 powerboats. The black dial is decorated with the words "Clou de Paris", the luminous hours are marked with Arabic numerals (at 6 and 12 o'clock), the luminous baton hands, and the small seconds at 9 o'clock. Clock position, date at 3 o'clock, power reserve displayed at 5 o'clock.