Thread: Panerai Tuttonero Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT Automatic Ceramica

Officine Panerai presents a new and unique watch: Tuttonero. With a Luminor 1950 case and the classic Panerai bracelet in ceramics, Tuttonero is made entirely of matt black ceramic: a watch with extraordinary aesthetic impact, which is faithful to the Panerai identity and constructed using the most advanced technologies in the field of materials.















Matt black is evident in every detail of the Tuttonero: the Luminor 1950 case with a diameter of 44mm, the lever device protecting the winding crown which makes every Luminor unmistakable and the dial which is of sandwich construction. Like the numerals and hour markers, the hands (hour, minute, small seconds and second time zone) are covered with ecru Super-LumiNova®, thus ensuring excellent visibility and legibility even in the dark.

The bracelet too is made entirely of matt black ceramic, the links being formed and finished by the same processes as the case and then attached to a PVD-coated brushed steel buckle. The design of the bracelet is the result of lengthy research aimed at achieving perfect integration with the ceramic case. Each individual link is asymmetrical and has curved surfaces which enhance the soft feel and effective performance of the bracelet.

The ceramic used by Officine Panerai is a synthetic material based on zirconium oxide powder. By means of a complex series of working and finishing processes this acquires a particularly uniform and even appearance combined with a high degree of hardness (up to five times greater than that of stainless steel), as well as being resistant to scratches, corrosive agents and high temperatures. These characteristics have made ceramic one of the materials of choice in the world of haute horlogerie.

The movement of the Tuttonero is the P.9001/B calibre, completely developed and made in the Officine Panerai manufacture. It is an automatic mechanical movement with a power reserve of three days, date, second time zone, zero reset seconds hand and power reserve indication on the movement, visible through the sapphire crystal on the back. The movement has undergone a blackening process to give the watch a completely black appearance, as indicated by the engraved inscription “TUTTONERO” on the back.

The Tuttonero – Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT Automatic Ceramica (PAM00438) is waterresistant to 100 metres and is part of the Contemporary Collection. ■

Technical Data

Movement: Automatic mechanical, Panerai P.9001/B calibre, executed entirely by Panerai, 13¾ lignes, 7.9 mm thick, 29 jewels, Glucydur® balance, 28,800 alternations/hour. Incabloc® anti-shock device. Power reserve 3 days, two barrels. 229 components.

Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date, second time zone, power reserve indicator on the back, seconds reset.

Case: Diameter 44 mm, black ceramic.

Bezel: Black ceramic.

Back: See-through sapphire crystal.

Device protecting the crown: (protected as a trademark) Black ceramic.

Dial: Black with luminous Arabic numerals and hour markers. Date at 3 o’clock, seconds at 9 o’clock.

Crystal: Sapphire, formed of corundum, 2.3 mm thick. Anti-reflective coating.

Water-resistance: 10 bar (~100 metres).

Strap: PANERAI personalised ceramic bracelet. Steel buckle with a special hard black coating. Supplied with a steel screwdriver.

Reference: PAM00438.

I think the "Ceramic" on the dial was so unnecessary.

Originally Posted by thsiao

I think the "Ceramic" on the dial was so unnecessary.

Completely agree.

Also, I just cannot get into Panerai bracelets. It needs to be Robbed!

I think "Ceramica" woulda been better but that is still one TighTT piece.

This is my new must have, just look at that blacked out movement!!! I've been a slight fan of the 359, but this is leaps better. Any idea on MSRP?

Originally Posted by thsiao

I think the "Ceramic" on the dial was so unnecessary.

Agree 100%

nice review good job !

Originally Posted by thsiao

I think the "Ceramic" on the dial was so unnecessary.

Yeap that is the only negative.

The bracelet is the same design as the new Panerai band. It's odd they're touting it as new. I do notice that it has screws in the lugs holding the bracelet. I really do like it and I prefer the P.9001 over the P.9000 because of the seconds reset. Panerai used their existing technology well for a great new timepiece.

The more I look at it, it's slightly funny because it looks like the 329 and 359 had a baby...still, quite the timepiece.

Question - is the movement called the P.9001/B because it's black?

I want that.. I wonder how much..