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When someone appraises a work of human ingenuity, it's a classic, there are three stages in its existence: the past, the present, and the future. Such work is deemed "a classic" when it transcends these stages when it is to say when it exists in an ideal period. the seasons and the years. It is a classic, the first step, a scholar, expert, connoisseur or enthusiast. Bringing the light to the traditions and recognizing its values, so that the continuity of these qualities. The truth of history is the starting point for testing the authenticity and identity of a work of human ingenuity, whether it be large or small. Officer Panera should, for the first time tell the true story of his craftsmen and specialists in the field of time. This is the background which proves the modern qualities of Panerai's creations today, and which will ensure their innovation in the future quality It's a classic.

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History of Panerai 1860 Giovanni Panerai opens a watchmaker's 1936 On the eve of the Second World War, the shop in Florence: mention Initially located on the Ponte Alle Grazie, the prototype of the Radiomir watches created by Svizzera San Giovanni, a large steel cushion - 8 shaped case (47 mm), luminous numerals and 1916 Guido Panerai registers the first of many patents markers, wire loop strap attachments welded to the case, a hand-wound mechanical movement, a wide G water-resistant strap, long enough to be fastened to mark Panerai's long history of innovation. To meet the military requirement of the Royal Italian Navy, which has already been a supplier for a few years, over the diving suit Panerai creates Radiomir, a radium-based powder for 1939-1949 The Radiomir watch is subjected to making sighting instruments and dials luminous to a series of innovations aimed at improving its 1943 Officer Panerai The Panerai Chronograph, the Mare Nostrum more luminous and easier to read; the strap designed for deck officers. attachments become more resistant and are made from the case itself, and the distinctive 1956 Paneral develops an underwater Radiomir device protects the winding crown. Thanks, Egyptian Navy, known as "L'Egiziano", fitted with these innovations which make it more resistant to a marked bezel for calculating immersion times. In and watertight, the new Panerai watch becomes the same year, the patent of the first underwater model (to depths of 200 m) protecting the winding crown which becomes the history of horology. At the same time, the trademark of the Luminor models radioactive Radiomir is replaced by Luminor, a 1972 Giuseppe Panerai, last of Guido, dies, and isotope of tritium-based hydrogen, patented by position to the Italian Navy still covered by Panerai for The first time in Italy in 1949.