Panerai first crafted a metal bracelet in 1999 inspired by the Panerai system, which helps protect the crown from shocks and makes it water-resistant - the design of the links were reminiscent of a watch bridge. In 2008, the brand improved the bracelet design with clean aesthetics and straighter links, and in 2017, a screwless design was created, which was seamlessly integrated into the case. Now, Panerai has unveiled a more functional and contemporary bracelet finishing with a new design, in its Panerai Luminor and Luminor Due collections.
The brand-new metal bracelet features a ‘V-shape’ design that tapers from the case towards the buckle, offering it a lighter and more comfortable build, and allowing the bracelet to hug the wrists. The three-link bracelet also entails different finishes—it has brushed larger links, and polished edges and central links. These finishes reflect a three-dimensional effect when the light hits the bracelet. On the 38mm variants, the case-to-buckle transition goes from 20mm to 16mm, while it is 22mm to 18mm for 42mm models. Read about Panerai's perpetual calendar watch here
The bracelet is part of three Luminor Due Metal Bracelet models in steel where one is 38mm and two are 42mm; two 42mm Luminor Due TuttoOro crafted in Panerai GoldtechTM; and one Luminor Quaranta BiTempo in steel featuring GMT function.
The bracelet is designed with PAM Click Release SystemTM that allows the wearer to switch with other straps easily.
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