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As we know Panerai horology house was the first to invent professional underwater watch. It was in 1936 when Italian Navy ordered the prototype of the modern Panerai Radiomir for its chief units to use during operations 30-40 metres under water. Thus Panerai Radiomir watch model saw the world.

The seventy five years of laborious work bear fruit. Welcome new Panerai Radiomir Special Edition Watch Set – Pre-SIHH 2012. Designed in 3 new versions, all featuring caliber P.3000 hand-wound movement, the new watch model has 3-day power reserve and is created in 3 different metals: pink and white gold, as well as platinum. The 3 unique dials of the Radiomir Special Edition watch set are the faces of iconic luxury sport timepieces’ evolution. Read more…

A new model of high-quality Panerai watch PAM0032 was presented at SIHH 2011. Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 3 Days Automatic is a good approach to the original piece. 60 years ago, the company has created a Panerai watch for a fleet of Egypt. This model is an improvement on those unique hours.  With the aid of new technologies the case is crafted from bronze, a metal which has been associated with the sea since ancient times. To achieve the very performance you need there are an alloy of copper and tin which creates its uniqueness and particularity. Read more…

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A new Panerai model 2010 Radiomir Oro Rosa 42 mm is this year released model, which has already managed to become a part of Officine Panerai’s history. Panarai Radiomir Oro Rosa 42 mm features the unique design of an icon in luxury and at the same time sport watches.

The model fits the new mechanical movement the P.999, designed and produced at the Neuchatel manufacture. Read more…

Panerai is known as a relatively young company in comparison to many of its competitors. But despite of that the company has recently crossed another bridge in the brand promotion by creating its new Panerai Lo Scienziato Radiomir Tourbillon.

The new Panerai watch Lo Scienziato Radiomir Tourbillon differs greatly from the previous editions. The main difference is in the watch refined skeleton structure, clearly visible from the dial. Usually skeleton watches display just hours and minute, but Lo Scienziato also displays small seconds, a second time zone, 24th indicator, power reserve indicator and tourbillon. And all this without seeming too sophisticated. By the way, “lo scienziato” means “the scientist” in Italian. Read more…