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Sporty Sophistication: Panerai Drops 40mm Radiomir Quaranta Collection

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Panerai presents five new timepieces in its Radiomir Quaranta Collection. Four of them are steel executions, while the remaining one is clad in yellow gold.

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As is typical for this watch icon that was first introduced in 1935, the debutantes feature a luminous sandwich dial with two bold Arabic numerals and hour markers. Within a cushion-shaped case, all five newcomers are driven by the three-day power reserve self-winding P.900 automatic caliber. It indicates the subsidiary seconds at 9 o'clock and the date at 3 o'clock.

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Combining Panerai's genuine GoldTech yellow gold with a green sun-brushed dial, the PAM01437 is the most elegant execution of the quintet while the PAM01292 comes with a white dial. This colorway is still quite rare for Panerai whereas blue has been a choice for many of its timepieces.

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Blue is also used for the PAM01293, where the rich hue serves as a magnificent backdrop for the gold furnishings. Lovers of dark dials will appreciate the PM01294, which combines an anthracite dial with gold accents.

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Last but not least, the PAM01386, an e-commerce-exclusive edition limited to 500 pieces, shines with a sun-brushed green dial.

Pricing for the new Panerai Radiomir Quaranta Collection is marked at $6,000 for the steel executions and $18,200 for the PAM01437 in yellow gold.

To learn more, visit Panerai, here.

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