Panerai's first gold-bracelet watches make their debut in the Luminor Due TuttoOro, a model with a 38 mm case in Goldtech, the brand's proprietary alloy with a high copper and platinum content. Copper contributes to the metal's intense red hue, while platinum ensures that the colour remains brilliant and constant over time.
With the Luminor Due, Panerai's turn towards smaller dimensions and reduced profile (up to 40% less than the range of traditional Panerai cases) began already in 2016, thanks also to the development of a line of slim movements. With the 38 mm, launched in 2018, although not expressly dedicated to a female audience, the House has nevertheless conquered the taste of ladies as well. And the new Luminor Due TuttoOro is certainly genderless, thanks to an elegant profile, with a slim silhouette, that breaks away from the typical Panerai military style, while maintaining the brand's distinctive features. Such as the sandwich dial or the patented crown-protecting bridge with its tightening lever, which inspired precisely the design of the new bracelet. Each link, in fact, echoes the profile of the iconic bridge, and the polished and satin-finished finishes give it a greater dimensionality. The rectangular segment of each link features a polished finish, while the rounded parts have a satin surface.
The dial, available in white or blue (the latter sold exclusively in Panerai boutiques), is embellished with a satiné soleil finish. The movement, the automatic P.900 calibre just 4.2 mm thick, is the first Panerai movement of its size to combine a date function with a 3-day power reserve.
Price36,000 euro.
