Famous Authors’ Thoughts on Panerai Replica

British journalist Simon de Burton, one of the world-renowned experts in quality watchmaking, discussed the extraordinary technique of watches. Among the subjects Burton touched upon were the acquisition process of the Swiss Richemont Group, the mechanical calibers developed in-house in the company, and the establishment of one of the most advanced and modern facilities in the watchmaking world.
The author of the last topic in the book belongs to Fabio Pozzo. Journalist and writer, Pozzo dealt with classic yachts, which he described as “sailor spirits”. The book, which includes the panerai replica Classic Yachts Challenge, also tells the stories of the period hours.
The book also includes more than 20 drawings. The original illustrations were specially drawn by Italian illustrator Victor Togliani.

Professor Paolo Galluzzi, who is the director of the Galileo Museum in Florence, has prepared an article on the inspirations of Panerai watches in his article. According to Professor Galluzzi, Tuscany has a great influence on these watches. Also, according to Professor Galluzzi, geniuses such as Galileo Galilei, Leonardo da Vinci and Lorenzo della Volpaia are among the names that contributed to the production of Panerai.
Giampiero Negretti handled the story of the Panerai Replica family. Negretti, who has covered many topics from the boutique opened in Ponte alle Grazie in 1860 to the use of Rodiomir and Luminor watches by the Italian Royal navy, is known as a journalist and an expert on watchmaking.

Officine Panerai is the luxury sports watch brand known to everyone in Florence, which watch enthusiasts chase after. But how did it achieve its current fame in a few years from a great product that attracted the attention of collectors? The facts underlying all this story are contained in the PANERAI book published in Italy in July 2015.

This book of Panerai Replica was distributed worldwide by the Rizzoli Internaltional on September 15, 2015. The book is available in Italian, English, Chinese and Japanese.

This book, which is very successful in reflecting the identity of the brand, was published by the Italian publishing house Marsilio. The book, created with the editorial contribution of Métiers d’Art’s Cologni Foundation, deals with the magical world of history, technology, the sea and design by five different authors.
Philippe Daverio, one of the respected art and history critics, discussed the historical processes of the watch. While Daverio uses the phrase ‘one of the modern classics’ for the Radiomir, the first model produced in 1936, Panerai associates its watches with great Italian and world designs.