The movement itself is Panerai’s own P.4001/s that uses a high tungsten micro-rotor and two mainspring barrels that provides a 72-hour power reserve.
Other features include 300m water resistance, unidirectional rotating bezel for dive timing, a GMT function, small seconds, and an AM/PM indicator.
The watch looks like it should be perfectly honest. It’s exactly what a collaboration between these two would look like. So in that sense it’s a resounding success but if you aren’t into the Brabus aesthetic, then it may prove a problem. It’s big and bulky and aggressive, exactly what people want from Brabus but maybe not everyone’s cup of tea. There’s no denying though that it does look good.
The Submersible S BRABUS Black Ops Edition is limited to just 100 pieces and will set you back £40,400 (approx. $76,100 AUD). It’s available via enquiry.
In other watch news, Vacheron Constantin have unveiled their newest Overseas models, the “Everest.”