Panerai Submersible Marina Militare: Steel and Carbotech Editions Fork out Homage to the Aviazione Marinaro Heritage



A Tribute to help Naval Aviation Heritage

Officine Panerai's latest Submersible Marina Militare dive watch makes sense tribute to the Italian Transatlántico Aviation Regiment (Aviazione Navale). The new stainless steel PAM01697 in addition to carbon fiber PAM01698 reinterpret often the brand's historic collaboration together with the Marina Militare with current materials and rugged delving specifications. Both 44mm immerse watches retain the classic cushion-shaped Luminor case and unidirectional rotating bezel, while forking over homage to Panerai's long-lasting relationship with military scuba.

Case Material and Style and design
The key difference between the Submersible Marina Militare dive watches lies in the case material. Often the PAM01697 is made of traditional steel, while the PAM01698 is made of Panerai's lightweight yet tough Carbotech composite material. Both wristwatches feature the iconic 44mm cushion-shaped Luminor case and a unidirectional rotating bezel, inlaid having green ceramic on the metal model and carbon fiber for the Carbotech model. Large fluorescent hour markers and skeletonized hands ensure exceptional possibility of easy-reading, while the signature crown passage and 300-meter water resistance emphasize their professional diving testimonials.

Sports and Performance
Both Marina Militare watches are motorized by the Panerai P. nine hundred automatic movement. This slimmer in-house movement beats on 28, 800 vibrations on a daily basis and boasts a power reserve connected with three days (72 hours) from a single mainspring gun barrel. It drives the a long time, minutes, and small just a few seconds hands, and features a stop-seconds mechanism, concealed behind a caseback engraved with the Marina Militare emblem. Equipped with a new screw-down crown and solid gaskets, the watch is water-repellant to 300 meters, making certain reliable performance, meeting the requirements of military divers.