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Panerai Luminor Marina Paris Boutique (PAM00414)

I just received this Panerai watch. I LOVE it! I have a small wrist and it fits great! Thanks a lot!

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Review by Gary Beairsto, From Switzerland Frauenfeld

Panerai Luminor Marina 8 Days (PAM00510)

It looks and feels expensive

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Review by indriani karlina, From Germany Eching

Panerai Ferrari Granturismo 8 Days Chrono Monopulsante GMT (FER00020)

This is a classy watch for the value. I had been looking for a watch that was different but not cheesy. The band has a nice shimmer that is not to blingy yet not understated. The watch is surpringly thin which I love. Thanks UpReplica!

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Review by Jeff Hahn, From Brasil Campinas

The length of one day is derived from the period of one rotation of the Earth and the length of one year corresponds to the period of one revolution of the Earth around the Sun. But, because of the elliptical orbit of the Earth round the Sun and the axial tilt of the Earth's rotation in relation to the equator, the duration of a day measures exactly 24 hours on only four occasions in one year, while on all other days there is a difference between apparent time (solar time) and conventional time (mean time) which varies between being up to about 15 minutes ahead or behind, depending on the time of year.

This difference, the measurement of which is one of the classic complications of high quality watchmaking, is called the "equation of time".

The new Radiomir 1940 Equation of Time 8 Days displays the equation of time by a linear indicator on the dial.

The inclusion of this complication does not alter the classic Panerai design of the the watch, housed in the Radiomir 1940 case, made of AISI 361L stainless steel - an alloy that is particularly resistant to corrosion - with a polished finish, and waterresistant to 100m.

The dial is black with the classic sandwich structure invented by Panerai in the late 1930s: two superimposed discs contain the luminous substance, the light of which emerges through the holes in it corresponding to the markers on the upper disc, providing a unique tonal depth and high legibility. As well as the linear indicator of the equation of time, the dial also contains the seconds counter at nine o'clock, the date window at three o'clock and the circular indicator on which the month can be read.

On the back of the case is a sapphire crystal window which enables the details and fine finish of the hitherto unissued P.2002/E hand-wound movement to be admired. This is a development of the P.2002 calibre, the first to be made by Officine Panerai in 2005: the three spring barrels provide a power reserve of eight days.

The Radiomir 1940 Equation of Time 8 Days (PAM00516) is a special editions of only 200 units; it is fitted with an alligator strap.

The new boutique is divided between two floors with a total area of 125 square metres, with ample space for both a traditional sales area and a more reserved space for collectors and customers wishing for an even more exclusive and dedicated service. The boutique overlooks Rue du Rhône with its large central window and the two side windows.
The design is that typical of Officine Panerai boutiques, in which forms, colours, and materials contribute to creating a simple and sober environment, characterized by Italian style and taking its inspiration from the sea, thanks to the use of materials like teak wood and steel, port-hole shaped windows, and sinuous furniture elements. Within the Geneva boutique, just as at the Panerai boutiques all over the world, customers can find the whole range of Officine Panerai collections.
" - commented Angelo Bonati, CEO of Officine Panerai. ".
The Officine Panerai boutique in Geneva is the first in Switzerland and the thirteenth in the world. It goes to join those already opened in Florence and Portofino, Madrid, Los Angeles and New York, Buenos Aires, Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong, Tokyo, Doha and Dubai.

October 16, 2009

"This is an emotional thing for me", Angelo Bonati, CEO of Officine Panerai, stated last week as he opened the ambitious Galileo exhibition at famed Nobel Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. "And I am extremely proud to sponsor this exhibition," he continued in front of the international press that covered this special occasion in the Swedish capital on the very same day as the Nobel prize in literature went to German writer Herta Muller. Mr Bonati also announced a limited edition of a model offering a special Equation of Time.

The impressive exhibition that contained several old telescopes, including two surviving telescopes made by Galileo, astrological drawings and vintage Panerai watches, celebrated the historical introduction in 1609 of Galileo's landmark invention - the instrument that changed the perception of the world.
Initially this exhibition was created by the Istituto e Museo delle Scienza in Florence - also the home town of Officine Panerai. The exhibition marks the 400th anniversary of Galileo´s first celestial discoveries and is a unique occasion to experience one of the treasures of all time.

Not only is Officine Panerai sponsoring this unique event, but the watch company is also making its own unique contribution with a rather striking and extraordinary mechanical instrument, the Jupiterium. This is a watch that no Panerist expected to see. This is no tribute to Italian navy divers during Second World War. This is no Luminor, Radiomir nor the long awaited Mare Nostrum reintroduction. This is a mechanical instrument with a watch that shows time and has a manual-wound movement with a 40-day power reserve. The instrument also features a unique perpetual calendar that determines the exact date, day, month and year without any need for manual regulation, even in leap years.
Issued in a strictly limited edition of just three, the Jupiterium comprises a square wooden base that supports a glass sphere holding the Earth and planets on titanium arms. The constellation of the zodiac is picked out in superluminova on the surface of the sphere, shown as they can be seen both of Earth´s hemispheres.

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During an interview with Angelo Bonati, Panerai's CEO, he told Worldtempus about a new model that will be released at the SIHH in January. It appears that Panerai will produce a limited (probably 30-piece) series of a particular model offering the Equation of Time function, yet tailor made to the owner's particular geographical location. This is indeed interesting yet surprising news, from the popular Florentine watch brand. And definitely something to look forward to, come January 2010.