SIHH 2015 Models Released (Enjoy the Pics)

[Ruski91]

For those of you who havent seen them yet, Panerai sent out an email this morning with the SIHH 2015 models. Enjoy

Radiomir FIRENZE 3 days ACCIAIO 47mm PAM00604

Radiomir 1940 EQUATION OF TIME 8 DAYS ACCIAIO - 48mm PAM00516

LUMINOR SUBMERSIBLE 1950 3 days CHRONO FLYBACK AUTOMATIC TITANIO - 47mm PAM00614

LUMINOR SUBMERSIBLE 1950 3 days CHRONO FLYBACK AUTOMATIC TITANIO - 47mm PAM00615

LUMINOR SUBMERSIBLE 1950 CARBOTECH â„¢ 3 days AUTOMATIC - 47mm PAM00616

LUMINOR 1950 EQUATION OF TIME 8 DAYS ACCIAIO - 47mm PAM00601

MARE NOSTRUM TITANIUM - 52mm PAM00603

 

[idinwo01]

Interested in seeing the 604 get repped

 

[Vexian]

Thanks for the pics!

 

[hughesj]

hopefully they rep the 616 and the 603. When are they going to bring back the 42mm mare nostrum?

 

[Evora]

I'm not sure about this ref, but it seems to be PAM577. Ceramic 1940 Radiomir case with the vintage dial, I love it !

 

[ryllz]

better pic... just not my style..

 

[dannyw]

carbotech stands for carbon fibre? it looks like woodgrain

 

[Evora]

carbon damascus?

 

[speer999]

carbon damascus?

Exactly. 614 and 616 please..

 

[MADRED7]

The Carbotech 616 can easily be rep´ed by our factories ... they should know how to produce a wood-chip-look on forged carbon

Dr. Theo

 

[nalomb]

The 604 hasn't had much attention, but it is a really magnificent piece. These pictures on the WSJ site are very cool:

http://www.wsj.com/articles/some-of-the-most-innovative-watches-of-2015-1421662155

Probably never repped, but an interesting idea from Panerai.

 

[ALE7575]

Nice post Rusky
Thanks
Rep points added
ALE

 

[korneevy]

Blah... All very average. Wood chip grain one is a joke, may be its photos or lighting but looks very cheap. And, someone needs to send Panerai a memo informing that the watch world has moved onto more normally sized-cases as of last year so they better rethink 47mm monstrosity releases.

 

[Evora]

PAM570

 

[Evora]

Another one from PAM577

 

[Rotador]

I like them all. Thank you for the information, Ruski.