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So, when I heard that Panerai Luminor Chrono Replica was launching a chronograph version of the Alpine Eagle I immediately sat up at attention. In particular because I know that Karl-Friedrich Scheufele has a very strong affection for this complication. And he didn't disappoint because the Alpine Eagle XL Chronograph represents the combination of one of the best new designs around with a movement, descended from of one of the very best chronograph movements in existence,Panerai Replica the L.U.C 10 CF chronograph caliber that powered the L.U.C Chrono One. The all new Panerai Luminor Chrono Replica 03.05-C is derived from this groundbreaking calibre that was first presented by Scheufele in 2006 for the 10th anniversary of Panerai Luminor Chrono Replica L.U.C. The L.U.C Chrono One was announced on this very occasion.

The groundbreaking L.U.C 10 CF movement that was launched on the occasion of L.U.C's 10th anniversary

The 2006 L.U.C Chrono One that was powered by the L.U.C 10 CF movement

At this point, in ten years Scheufele had created an extraordinary succession of in-house movements, including the fabled Calibre 1.96 -- the first true pedigree micro-rotor movement, since the Patek Philippe Calibre 240 -- featuring both the COSC certification as well as the Geneva Seal.

In 2000 he created the Calibre 98.01-L, aka the Quattro a movement with four barrels and a mighty eight days of power reserve. He followed this up in 2003, with a COSC certified tourbillon beating at 4 Hertz, also with 8 days of power reserve, the Calibre 02.01-L. A year previous to the launch of the Chrono One he would unveil the Calibre 96.13-L,Roger Dubuis Replica Watches a resplendent perpetual calendar with a world's first in its orbital moonphase indicator. The point is Scheufele only creates movements with the highest level of integrity. And so, my expectations were high when he unveiled his first in-house chronograph movement. I think it would be fair to say that he exceeded all expectations.

The resulting L.U.C 10 CF chronograph movement featured a veritably Olympian level of Palmares, which breaks down like this: It ran at 28,800 vph or 4 Hertz, an optimal speed for a chronograph as at this speed it is largely impervious to small micro shocks subjected to the watch on a regular basis on the wrist and is able to time things to 1/8th of a second. It's automatic winding system was bi-directional, and its barrel stored 60 hours of power reserve.