Panerai watches are some of the finest Italian watches on the market.  Ferrari is undoubtedly the most recognizable Italian automotive company in the world.  Obviously if these two companies of mechanical excellence team up the result would be remarkable, and the Panerai Ferrari Special Edition 2007 Perpetual Calender is exactly that.

This Panerai watch is one of the most luxurious driving-inspired timepieces ever created.  Its movement is the automatic mechanical Panerai OPXXII calibre.  It features a monometallic Glucydur balance along with an Incabloc anti-shock device, protecting and solidifying the movement.  It alternates at 28,800 revolutions per hour and has a 48 hour power reserve.  To top it off, the rotor is engraved with Ferrari’s iconic Prancing Horse.

Containing this fine Panerai movement is a case and bezel made of 19 ct pink gold.  The case back is also made of pink gold and is personalized with the Ferrari 60^th anniversary logo.  The watch’s dial has a black square grid decoration that features the Ferrari logo and Prancing Horse at 12 o’clock.  Many subdials populate the dial: small seconds are found at 9 o’clock; the month and 4 year calendar is at 3 o’clock; and the date is displayed at 6 o’clock.

Rounding out the Panerai Ferrari Special Edidtion 2007 are pink gold applied cone sections, pink gold small seconds and display hands, and a black and red alligator leather strap.