Jester
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Is it meant to be scratch resistant?
From the press release it's supposed to be corrosion resistant.
Official Press Release: PAM0692 Panerai LUMINOR SUBMERSIBLE 1950 BMG-TECH 3 – 47mm
LUMINOR SUBMERSIBLE 1950 BMG-TECH 3 DAYS AUTOMATIC – 47mm A NEW WORLD PREVIEW FROM THE PANERAI LABORATORIO DI IDEE: THE FIRST MECHANICAL WATCH CASE MADE OF BMG-TECH, A METALLIC GLASS WITH EXCELLENT CHARACTERISTICS OF STRENGTH AND DURABILITY WHICH ENABLE I...
Another one I saw at the SIHH. I would have liked Panerai to show us...
How this watch can resist to scratches, dings and dongs. For example, they could have scratched it on a concrete floor, dang it on a rock, and so on... Just to see how it resists. Now, I also like the fact that it is amagnetic due to the STRUCTURE of the ...
funny enough
the one that I handled at SIHH had pretty visible scratches on the case )) So it is not equal to ceramics in scratch resistance. But I am still going to add this one to the stable - I particularly like the shade of blue they used for the dial.
Is it meant to be scratch resistant?
From the press release it's supposed to be corrosion resistant.