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Panerai 2010 novelties press luncheon in Singapore
A couple of days ago Panerai hosted several important members of the Singapore press to a luncheon at FiftyThree, a highly acclaimed restaurant along Armenian Street. The purpose was to present the 2010 collection, first seen at SIHH.
Drinks were served on the ground level where an exhibit of most of the 2010 novelties had been set up.
Here are some of the watches on display.
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Proper photos of the 2010 novelties can be found in Part II of my report which reproduces my SIHH 2010 post.
- SJX
This message has been edited by SJX on 2010-10-08 09:00:49
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Panerai 2010 novelties press luncheon in Singapore
A couple of days ago Panerai hosted several important members of the Singapore press to a luncheon at FiftyThree, a highly acclaimed restaurant along Armenian Street. The purpose was to present the 2010 collection, first seen at SIHH. Drinks were served o...
Part I: Lunch and presentation
The seasonal menu was creative and excellent. - SJX...
Part II: The Panerai 2010 novelties
I am reproducing my SIHH 2010 report on Panerai here: The primary thing that struck me about this year’s Panerai collection is the seemingly liberal use of faux vintage ecru luminova – which works terrifically for the Panerai aesthetic. 2010 is a good yea...
Just read your post
and get the feeling you are a bit cynical toward Panerai's watches and/or watch making philosophy/practices. All their watches are huge (except the 42mm) and they all look about the same. The comments about the fans of Panerai knocking eachother down to g...
I do Panerai and do like the watches, but you are right
my post was meant to be a humorous commentary on certain stereotypes and habits associated with Panerai. - SJX
Thanks for the report SJX
So when are you going to get your 1st Panerai? Resistance is futile! Cheers, Anthony
