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October 2, 2007

Luminor 1950 Tourbillon GMT by OFFICINE PANERAI

[ via Officine Panerai ]

Panerai used the exclusive P.2005 calibre movement in creating their latest wristwatch, the Luminor 1950 Tourbillon GMT. This movement and watch were created entirely by Panerai in house. The tourbillon is visible through the sapphire crystal caseback and there is a small dial on the front dial which rotates every 30 seconds to indicate the tourbillon function. The other small dial on the right rotates every 24 hours and indicates AM or PM. This is one of Officine Panerai's most complicated wristwatches to date. If you really like this watch you will have to come up with a little over $100K and they are limited, so act fast.

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