amanico
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Another one I saw at the SIHH. I would have liked Panerai to show us...
How this watch can resist to scratches, dings and dongs. For example, they could have scratched it on a concrete floor, dang it on a rock, and so on... Just to see how it resists.
Now, I also like the fact that it is amagnetic due to the STRUCTURE of the case.
Another good one, this year. Even if my heart is already taken by another new release...
Best,
nicolas
Official Press Release: PAM0692 Panerai LUMINOR SUBMERSIBLE 1950 BMG-TECH 3 – 47mm
LUMINOR SUBMERSIBLE 1950 BMG-TECH 3 DAYS AUTOMATIC – 47mm A NEW WORLD PREVIEW FROM THE PANERAI LABORATORIO DI IDEE: THE FIRST MECHANICAL WATCH CASE MADE OF BMG-TECH, A METALLIC GLASS WITH EXCELLENT CHARACTERISTICS OF STRENGTH AND DURABILITY WHICH ENABLE I...
Another one I saw at the SIHH. I would have liked Panerai to show us...
How this watch can resist to scratches, dings and dongs. For example, they could have scratched it on a concrete floor, dang it on a rock, and so on... Just to see how it resists. Now, I also like the fact that it is amagnetic due to the STRUCTURE of the ...
funny enough
the one that I handled at SIHH had pretty visible scratches on the case )) So it is not equal to ceramics in scratch resistance. But I am still going to add this one to the stable - I particularly like the shade of blue they used for the dial.
Is it meant to be scratch resistant?
From the press release it's supposed to be corrosion resistant.