Panerai Submersible QuarantaQuattro Carbotech™ Blu Abisso PAM01232

• A revolution in invisible innovation
• An excellent dive watch
• Sophisticated and functional design
• 44mm Carbotech™ case with a uni-directional rotating bezel
• Impressive 30 bar (300 metre) water resistance

DEEP SEA DEVELOPMENT

Founded in 1860, Panerai watches are renowned all over the globe for their Italian design and technical excellence. Deigned to meet the military requirements of the Italian Royal Navy, the timepieces are known for their clear legibility and luminosity in the dark, as well as performance at extreme depths.

Designed to satisfy the needs of even the keenest of divers, the Panerai Submersible range meshes robust materials with eye-catching designs. Bold, clear dials are the centrepiece of this range, providing optimal visibility both above and below the waves. Built to withstand deep-sea pressures, the Submersible range utilises durable materials and offers enhanced water resistance.

Scientific by nature, stylish by design, this model encompasses a distinctive, sleek 47mm Carbotech™ case, crafted from a carbon fibre composite that is lighter than titanium, highly resistant to corrosion and scratching, and yet feels almost weightless on the wrist.

AN INDISPENSABLE DIVING INSTRUMENT

An impeccable example of engineering prowess, this powerful timepiece is characterised by impressive water resistance, a highly legible dial, and robust case.

Inspired by the colours of the deep ocean, the blue dial features luminous circular and pill-shaped hour markers, a date display, and a small second sub-dial at 9 o’clock.

Providing further functionality, the uni-directional rotating bezel enables the tracking of time elapsed underwater. A luminous coating to the dial elements allows for accurate timekeeping even when diving to the darkest depths, while the blue rubber strap is secure, tough, and quick drying.

Powered by the automatic P.900 calibre movement, this exceptional timepiece provides a 3-day power reserve and beats to the rhythm of 28,800 vibrations per hour.