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Panerai Remains in a Class of Its Own With Its Newest Submersible Timepieces

Experience the sustainable Panerai Submersible QuarantaQuattro eSteel™ at Miami's flagship store

Many product designers aspire to marry form and function. Few stage a royal wedding of the two quite like Panerai. For 162 years and counting, the venerated Florentine watchmaker has built an indelible legacy of producing timepieces that exude luxury while also enabling the most daring of adventures.

Nowhere is that more apparent than in Panerai’s extensive Submersible Collection. Calling back to the Panerai’s beginnings as the supplier of precision timepieces and instruments to the Royal Italian Navy in the early 20th century, every piece in the Submersible Collection is engineered to withstand the most rugged diving adventures (Panerai literally touts them as “Survival Instruments”) yet designed with unmistakable touches of Italian luxury.

With the latest offering in the Submersible Collection, the QuarantaQuattro eSteel™, the brand has added sustainability and ecological consciousness to its unique DNA. More than half of the total weight of this watch (including both straps offered) is made from recyclable materials, with the same physical structure and corrosion resistance as conventional steel. True to form, the watch is water-resistant to approximately 300 meters while also looking positively stunning — the polished ceramic material and high gloss surface on the bezel are both Panerai firsts, and the dial has a polished finish and gradient (available in three colors) that deepens from top to bottom like the sea itself.

This piece will be available online at Panerai.com and exclusively in Panerai boutiques, which themselves represent another expression of Panerai’s story. Miami readers can head to the stunning flagship store in Miami Design District. There you can explore the Panerai Submersible Collection, secure someone special the gift of their lifetime or walk away with a timepiece other collectors will envy for another century and a half.

Make your appointment by calling (305) 908-4518 for Miami Design District.