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The Panerai Radiomir Quaranta Goldtech returns with a modern take on vintage style

This seems to be the year of the Radiomir for Panerai, with particular emphasis put on honouring the earliest prototype from 1935. After the Radiomir luminous material was invented by Guido Panerai in 1915, originally for use with gun sights, a collaboration with Rolex saw luminous divers supplied to the Royal Italian Navy throughout the 1930s and ‘40s. Nearly 90 years later, the rugged and utilitarian designs have become an icon in their own rights, and watches such as the Panerai Radiomir Quaranta Goldtech offer a refined and dressy take on the Italian legend.To get more news about panerai luminor replica, you can visit paneraireplica.co official website.

Despite the cushion case, wire lugs and large conical crown, this vintage-styled watch offers an incredibly modern wearing experience. The Panerai Radiomir case hasn’t been available in a 40mm size for a considerable amount of time, and the return to Quaranta wearability will be an exciting prospect for anyone looking for a more gender-neutral option than the 45mm or 47mm versions. It’s also currently the thinnest watch in Panerai’s fleet, with a 10.15mm case height that’s surprisingly cuff-friendly. Besides the size, the most obvious difference between the Panerai Radiomir Quaranta Goldtech and the huge militant divers of old is the shining gold case. Panerai’s Goldtech is a form of 18k red or rose gold that includes a higher copper percentage, letting more warmth shine through the polished lustres and the brushed surfaces.

Pairing beautifully with the Goldtech case is a white dial with sunburst finishing, adding to the splendour of light dynamics this watch provides. The hue of the case is also perfectly matched to the ageing of the Radiomir’s lume, tying in the base layer of the sandwich dial construction neatly. Other modern touches include the date display at 3 o’clock, and the small seconds subdial at 9 with the now-familiar leaf-shaped hand. The calibre P.900 is visible from a sapphire caseback, with industrious brushing that sticks to a sterner side of the brand. It provides automatic winding with a generous 72-hour power reserve, and the small seconds hand ticks at 4Hz for a smooth sweep.