715 and 742 were long overdue, and this is what happened.
Of course I agree with
johnlogan , (Which, by the way, are waiting for 1114 and 1115, I'm sure VSF will do one thing for sure
) Before, when I saw such a date / day of the week window on panerai, I knew immediately that this is a monstrous rep, which has no excuse, because it's not even pam style ... Now in style. And I'm not sure how I feel about this, as probably the majority.
1068 to my taste, as I wrote in the thread about 1209, this is a game not in its own field, and it is very interesting how much it will succeed. On the one hand, there was no subs on the bracelet for a very long time, and given the thin bracelet and small case, it will most likely cease to be a combo "not for everyone", on the other hand, you have to be brand loyal to want panerai to cover ALL formats, including those where omega, Breitling, and ultimately rolex are already waiting for them. But I am sure that this is the best reason for VSF to spend energy on the production of a bracelet that can be completed with other models. And of course, the sunbrust dial will make it more attractive than the neighboring 1209, 959, etc.
1243 and 1244 I really like. This is unusual for pams, and many have done similar, but I really like it, and I wonder how it will look in real life. The combined case is especially interesting. It is a pity, but there are fears that factories will not undertake this.
The Luminor Due 38mm on the bracelet is clearly not what I'm expecting, but a curious combination.
About 1074 and so there is a thread ... I wonder if VSF will take it on. They have something to work on, but I'm sure it will make sense.
But I definitely expect 1162, 1157 and special 1356 from VSF.
Submersibles are never many as well, rubberized crowns have already been done, as we saw, so I see no reason give up these reps. I would especially like to see the green sunbrust dial.
The idea of writing on the dial of a steel watch that they are steel is of course awful. Not that I want everyone to think, what if it’s platinum, but I don’t understand it at all. Especially, with a note that this is not some simple steel, but the most wonderful of melted beer corks ... In general, I would be glad that these inscriptions were absent.
Well, the rest of the complex chronographs and the hi-end in general looks about the same. Perhaps the white dial caught the eye.