PANERAI UNVEILS NEW HIGH COMPLICATIONS: LUMINOR PERPETUAL CALENDAR GMT PLATINUMTECH PAM01575 & JUPITERIUM

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At Watches & Wonders Geneva 2025

Panerai reinforces its legacy of technical mastery and innovation with the debut of two exceptional high-complication timepieces at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2025.

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Luminor Perpetual Calendar GMT Platinumtech PAM01575
Crafted from Panerai Platinumtech™, the 44mm case offers 40% greater hardness and superior scratch resistance compared to standard platinum. A blue sapphire crystal dial provides a transparent view of the day and date disks, while the open sapphire case back reveals the sophisticated P.4100 caliber. Featuring an intuitive adjustment system, the wearer can seamlessly modify the day, date, month, and leap year via the crown. Patented innovations, including a date shock protection system and a GMT spring with optimized pressure distribution, enhance durability and precision.

Jupiterium: A Celestial Masterpiece
A tribute to Galileo Galilei, the Jupiterium reimagines his geocentric view of the cosmos through an intricate planetarium clock. Featuring a patented retrograde function, it accurately represents the planets’ apparent motion as seen from Earth. A rotating celestial vault with constellations captures the stars’ movement, adding astronomical realism.

Comprising 1,650 meticulously crafted titanium components, the installation is housed in a glass case on a mahogany base (75cm width, 86cm height) and weighs approximately 110 kg. The dial beneath the celestial sphere features an AM/PM marker and a 40-day power reserve indicator, further showcasing Panerai’s expertise in blending horology with astronomical precision. Unique piece: 2M Euro