The Wolbrook Pan4Timer Automatic is a professional-grade multi-zone tool watch that revives the adventurous spirit of the 1960s skindiver legacy. Engineered for continental travel and global exploration, the Pan4Timer features a unique four-time-zone tracking system, utilizing a bidirectional 12-hour bezel. This specialized layout allows travelers to monitor multiple regions simultaneously without the complexity of a dedicated GMT hand, making it an instrument for those who prioritize functional elegance.
The watch is defined by its robust 40mm 316L stainless steel case, featuring a hand-finished brushed surface and a scratch-resistant glass box sapphire crystal. To ensure durability in demanding conditions, the watch incorporates Wolbrook's proprietary HexapleX® architecture, a shock-resistant design that shields the movement from impacts. The 150m water resistant case is paired with a classic 3-link bracelet. Furthermore, the overall proportions are well balanced with a 13mm thickness and 48mm lug-to-lug.
Internally, the timepiece is powered by the Miyota 8315 automatic movement, a high-performance Japanese caliber that provides an impressive 60-hour power reserve. Each movement is professionally regulated and assembled in France to a tolerance of ±15 seconds per day and features a hacking-second function for precise time setting. A standout in-house modification is the "Roulette" date disk, which provides a vintage touch by displaying the date in black on odd days and red on even days.
- SKU: 25-PAN-001-LR6-CAM-STL (Pan4Timer Automatic)
- Case Material: 316L Stainless Steel with HexapleX® Architecture
- Dimensions: 40mm x 13mm
- Lug-to-Lug: 48.0mm
- Lug Width: 20mm (Drilled lugs)
- Movement: Miyota 8315 Automatic (60-Hour Power Reserve, Hacking)
- Crystal: Glass Box Sapphire with Inner AR Coating
- Water Resistance: 150 Meters (15 ATM)
- Strap/Bracelet: Camel Rally Leather, Tropic Rubber, or Steel Bracelets
- Warranty: 36-Month Manufacturer Warranty
Since 1949, Wolbrook has been engineering mechanical watches and chronographs built for the real world—high-speed flights, deep dives, and everything in between. The iconic Skindiver, a registered trademark since the 1960s, represents the brand's ethos perfectly: durable, approachable tool-watches with legitimate heritage you can actually trace back through decades. After the quartz crisis shuttered operations in the 1970s, Wolbrook slumbered for nearly 50 years until passionate watchmakers resurrected it in 2019—properly, not as some hollow revival. Today's Skindiver collection stays true to those 1960s originals while delivering modern specs: sapphire crystals, Swiss Super-LumiNova, and genuine tool-watch credentials, all assembled in France.
