The Panerai Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica watch is definitely one of the best Panerai novelties of 2010.

The watch amazes by many its characteristics – beginning with the complex mechanism and ending with environmentally-resistant zirconium oxide ceramic case that measures 48 mm in diameter. This watch is a skeleton and this mean that the mechanism can be seen trough the dial. The mechanism is really wonderful, so any watch connoisseur will enjoy viewing its mainspring barrels with tightly coiled contents as well as the tourbillion carriage that rotates on its axis bearing the complex escapement assembly.

The markers are not luminous, while the hands are coated with Superluminova due to which the hands can be seen in low light. Together with hour and minutes hands there is the additional centralized hand that indicates a second time zone. Like all other watches by Panerai, the Panerai Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica watch features sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating that helps to keep glare at an absolute minimum.

The watch is equipped with the P2005/S movement – an in-house Panerai manually wound movement that consists of 277 parts and has 31 jewels. This caliber has many great characteristics, for instance a system of three mainspring barrels due to which the 6 days power reserve is possible. The tourbillion carriage revolves once in two minutes – most other tourbillions feature carriages with a 60-second rotation. There is the sapphire exhibition caseback through which the status of power reserve can be viewed.

The Panerai Radiomir Tourbillon GMT Ceramica watch comes in a limited edition of 30 pieces, each of the pieces is individually numbered. Each watch comes with a tan leather strap with a blackened stainless steel buckle. The watch is water resistant to 100 meters. The watch has a truncated screw-down winding crown with knurling that provides secure grip. There is the Panerai logo on its cap.