With the opening of the new zero-emission manufacturer in Neuchâtel in 2014 and the introduction of recycled plastic in the straps of some models, Panerai was among the first luxury companies to take a decisive green turn. In 2021, confirming its role as a leader in the search for sustainable and innovative solutions, it introduced eSteel to the collection, an alloy of recycled steel that made its debut on the Luminor Marina. 58% of the total weight of the Luminor Marina eSteel is made up of recycled materials: an objective achieved thanks to the collaboration between fake Panerai and various leading companies in metal research, which have developed an alloy with the same chemical and physical characteristics of “virgin” steel. ”, As can be seen from the satin / glossy finish of the case, totally indistinguishable from those of the old generation. It is powered by the P.9010 automatic caliber rolex replica.
If the Luminor eSteel represented the first practical application of the sustainability principles to which the Maison decided to adhere, the Submersible eLAB-ID, a concept watch limited to 30 pieces, confirms the absolute avant-garde level achieved by the House. Of the “traditional” Submersible, it has practically only the appearance, because also various components of the movement, which remains unchanged in architecture and mechanics, were made with recycled materials. From the EcoTitanium case (titanium alloy in turn made up of 80% “recycled” material), to the crystal, to the gold hands and even to the SuperLuminova used for the indexes, here everything is recycled. The escapement is also made from regenerated silicon, further confirming the level of research in this field. The in-house automatic caliber is the P.900e, where the “e” recalls the recycled components, as well as the 17 of the 22 recovered jewels and the bridges in EcoTitanium. All completed by a recycled Pet strap.
