Panerai makes luxury timepieces. Brabus makes impossibly fast boats and cars. Now they’re teaming up for a watch with the spirit of both. Dubbed the Submersible S Black Ops, it’s powered by Panerai’s first-ever skeletonized automatic movement, the P.4001/s. The case measures 47mm and is made from Panerai’s Carbotech material, which is also used for the signature crown guard lever. The movement powers the minute, hour, and small seconds hands, as well as a GMT function and AM/PM indicator, and is visible through the dial and sapphire crystal caseback. Limited to just 100 examples, it sets on either a bi-material or Panerai Sportech strap — both included — and is finished with a unidirectional rotating bezel and Brabus red accents.
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