Results for Panerai Luminor

Officine Panerai: Restoration of the Duomo Clock in Florence

Officine Panerai has recently announced itself the proud sponsor of the restoration of the monumental clock in the Santa Maria del Flore Cathedral, just in front of their historic boutique in the Archbishop’s Palace. Considering that any mention of Florence is scarcely incomplete without a tribute to the iconic cathedral, this is some exciting news […]

A Handful Of Magic: Panerai’s Pocket Watches

If there were an Academy Award in the watch world for brand that’s evolved not only furthest, but also the most intelligently, from its origins, the ladies and gentleman of the Academy might well have to give the award to Panerai.  For much of its history a somewhat obscure maker of instruments for the Italian […]

Panerai CEO Angelo Bonati, talks about Chronographs, Pocket Watches and the P5000 In-house movement (Video)

Panerai CEO Angelo Bonati takes us through the novelties for the brand at the 2014 SIHH, including the new Radomir Chronograph, the Radomir pocket watch and the new “8 Days” wall coming with the in-house P5000 movement. Interviewed by Wei Koh.   Read Revolution International Digital Editon on iPad, Android or desktop with the Zinio […]

Officine Panerai Jupiterium Singapore

Officine Panerai’s lauded tribute to Tuscan genius Galileo Galilei, the Panerai Jupiterium, will make its much-anticipated appearance in Singapore from December 13, 2013, to February 14, 2014. The exhibition will be unveiled at Officine Panerai’s ION Orchard boutique with an exclusive cocktail for media and VIPs and will be open to the public for the […]

Preview of SIHH 2014 for Panerai – PAM00557

Following the success of the PAM00372, Panerai has announced the left-hand (destro) version of it – PAM00557. The destro version of the PAM00372 is a watch that many avid Panerai collectors are hoping to see and own. Like all the earlier destro models, one would expect the PAM00557 to be a rather limited production model […]

Calibre P.5000 from Panerai

8-Days Power Reserve has always been associated with Panerai, ever since the Angelus 8-Days movement was used in many vintage Panerai watches. Panerai has announced a new 8-Days hand-wound movement, Calibre P.5000. This is not the first 8-Days in-house movement by Panerai. The P.2002 Calibre was announced several years back, with GMT and linear power […]

Panerai Returns to Its Core Territory for Watches and Wonders 2026

Panerai Sets Sail With Luna Rossa In Two New America’s Cup-Inspired Watches

“Panerai Is A Brand You Need To Experience”: Alessandro Ficarelli

Wind, Water and Watches: Panerai at the 37th America’s Cup

This Panerai Submersible Luna Rossa Comes Just In Time For The America’s Cup Finals

The Great Anti-Hype Watch: Rediscovering the appeal of Panerai

What Panerai’s Insane Navy SEALs Experience Is Really Like

Panerai Put Electric Lighting in a Fully Mechanical Dive Watch

Panerai at Watches and Wonders 2024: Submersible Luna Rossa Is the Flavor of the Year

The Panerai Navy SEALs collection is now available internationally

[VIDEO] Review: The Panerai Radiomir Quaranta

Are there any watches or watch brands that you just have an odd relationship with? Not in a literal sense, but rather in the sense of vacillating appreciation. Once you loved them, then you didn’t, then, on a cold rainy night, you met again by chance and it was happily ever after? Ok, that’s overly dramatic, but the reason for this odd intro is that the brand featured in this review is one that I have had mixed emotions about over the years, making this very post the first time I’ve ever actually reviewed, neigh, worn one, despite the prominence and popularity of the brand. As you already know, the watch is a Panerai Radiomir Quaranta, and this review was a long time coming. You see, before the days of Worn & Wound, when my knowledge of watches was only that of the proverbial tip of the iceberg, Panerai was a brand I quite admired. I recall, distinctly, walking past a Panerai boutique on the East Side of Manhattan and seeing the Black Seal model in the window. It was stunning. I stared at it like in some scene from a bad Hallmark movie of a sad child looking at a puppy dog. But hardly being in the market for a luxury watch at the time, I eventually just kept walking. Years later, after launching Worn & Wound, my knowledge and exposure grew. 2011 was a different time for watches. Microbrands weren’t quite a thing. Tudor wasn’t for sale in the US. Vintage watches were still a niche, and dealers were few and far between. The “internet” was sort of mistrusted by ...

Panerai’s 2023 Novelties Themed on Historic Military watches

Panerai Radiomir Origine: A dégradé dedication to the past

Introducing the Panerai Submersible S Brabus Blue Shadow Edition

The New 44mm Submersibles from Panerai

Kessler’s Klassics: The ‘pre-Richemont’ Panerai Mare Nostrum

Revolution’s Editor-at-Large Ken Kessler takes a tour through the watchmaking classics.

Panerai Announces Industry-Leading Eight-Year Guarantee on All Watches

Panerai Manufacture Tour

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Angelo Bonati of Panerai receives Revolution’s Lifetime Award 2018