Officine Panerai

written by Lars Milsten on Paneristi Public Forum would also enjoy all PuristSPro. There are also lot of pictures. His comment concerning Minerva and Panerai "Now to my absolute favorites of everything that Panerai has brought to the table this year. The ... 

http://www.network54.com/Forum/353391/message/1208153852/%2A%2A%2ARepost%2A%2A%2A+SIHH+2008-+A+report+by+Lars+at+Large Nice reading, Patrickh

click here I will make an exception to this rule this one time because Lar's post is about the new SIHH models, so I won't edit out the link even though I think Paneristi doesn't allow links to any other forums anymore, including ours. - Anthony This mess... 

The link with History is not evident at all, but for those who absolutely to believe... Respect. Panerai used only Rolex Cortebert and Angelus movements for all their Vintage watches... Wrist watches. Till 1993... That's the historic point, quite strict, ... 

between Panerai and Minerva. I expect further information coming soon. Maybe Panerai could explain in details his strategy. To date, we have all understood that Minerva is part of Richemont now. And some Minerva movements are already integrated in Montbla... 

Minerva at every sausage... Minerva here, Minerva there...why? To get a legitimity in the fine art of Horology? I fear it's rather a marketting hit, than an historical reason... Just my 2 cents... Nicolas

in the new book edited by Flammarion: Panerai, the history Simon de Burton et Giampiero Negretti ISBN : 978-2-08-030541-1 I hope so. Anyone have already get a copy? Patrickh...  

Lugged it back from SIHH and this book weights a TON. It's more of a coffee table book due to its size, and here are some pictures of it I just took. My cover is different than your pic btw but author is the same, and i put an apple in the picture as a po...  

Me too, I got mine... A gift from Panerai France. Nice pics, indeed, and some interesting things inside. As for Panerai Litterature, there also exist the Book " written" by Dino Zei..." La Panerai di Firenze". Best. Nicolas

Thanks in advance, Patrickh

I took it out of its sealed plastic wrapper just so I could take pics and show u guys :P I bought one of Volker's book couple months ago and still haven't even read a single page. I just don't have much free time these days - Anthony

before reading these 2 books; LOL!!! You are a very happy man, in fact. Take care. We will wait. Take your time. A summary every double pages per day will be great. LOL!!! All my very best, Patrickh

Hhehe those are fake apples made out of plastic. They look 100% real though :P Notice one of the green apples has a dent in it? Cheers, Anthony