Officine Panerai Luminor Due
The Officine Panerai Luminor Due focuses on elegance
With the Officine Panerai Luminor Due, the Officine Panerai company broke new ground. It was intended to reinterpret the traditional watch collection without diluting Panerai's distinctive style. The new diving watch had to remain true to the original aesthetics of the Luminor while offering modern functionality.
Reduced casing thickness
An important step in fulfilling this requirement was a reduction in the original case thickness. Compared to the historical model, the case was up to 40 percent smaller. This means that the lines of the Officine Panerai Luminor Due are still inspired by the case of the Luminor 1950. For the watchmakers from the Italian-Swiss manufacturer, this luxurious diving watch is the pinnacle of those iconic models that were developed for the Italian Navy up until the 1950s.
Typical characteristics
The Officine Panerai Luminor Due also remains true to its role models in its other appearance. The robust, cushion-shaped case is typical. Connoisseurs appreciate the large dial of the diver's watch. It is skilfully framed by the bezel. The integrated lugs and a bridge-shaped device ensure stability. With its lever, it seals the crown for winding and protects against impacts. All elements are part of the brand's history. They have been revised discreetly. The luxurious diver's watch combines unique design with the latest technology.
New models in a class of their own
The Officine Panerai Luminor Due 3 Days is a special model. It features the flattest case ever designed for a Luminor. The designers at Panerai reduced the thickness of the case by almost 40 percent compared to the other models in the Luminor 1950 collection with the same diameter. This also made the watch lighter. This will delight all watch lovers who appreciate an unmistakable Panerai watch but want to feel modern when wearing it. The crown protection bridge remains classic. The components are polished. Connoisseurs can look at the minimalist dial through the sapphire glass. It impresses with numbers and markings as well as a small second at the 9 o'clock position.
