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history of panerai

Giovanni Panerai opens his watchmaker's shop on Ponte alle Grazie in Florence: serving not only as a shop and workshop but also as the city's first watchmaking school, Officine Panerai's history begins here. 

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THE ORIGINS

1860 - 1935

Opening of the first Officine Panerai shop

1860

Opening of the first Officine Panerai shop

Giovanni Panerai opens his first shop in 1860 at “Ponte alle Grazie” in Florence, serving not only as a watch shop and workshop, but also as the city's first watchmaking school: the history of Panerai begins here.

After having used various Florentine locations since 1876, the shop moved to its current location in the 1920's for the reconstruction of the “Ponte alle Grazie”, located in the Archbishop's Palace in front of the Florence Cathedral under the name "OROLOGERIA SVIZZERA", a name that has meant high-quality watches in Florence for over a century.

OFFICINE PANERAI REGISTERS THE RADIOMIR PATENT

1916

OFFICINE PANERAI REGISTERS THE RADIOMIR PATENT

In order to meet the military requirements of the Italian Royal Navy, to which Guido Panerai's family had been supplying precision instruments, such as naval combat sights, for years, a radium-based powder was developed to make the dials of instruments and sights brighter, in collaboration with Lieutenant Commander Carlo Ronconi: this is how the Radiomir was born.

The reference to the name "Radiomir" was documented in the addendum of the patent filed in France on March 23, 1916. The high self-luminescence of the compound immediately made radium paste a key element in Panerai's production. The Radiomir patent was the first of the many patents filed to celebrate Panerai's history of innovation.

1935 THE FIRST RADIOMIR PROTOTYPE

1935 THE FIRST RADIOMIR PROTOTYPE

In 1935, the Italian Royal Navy set up a secret program of new underwater assault vehicles and operators.
Panerai took parts in the development of useful technical tools for this new military activity.

To meet the parameters required by the Navy, several high-strength diving timepieces were tested.

The Navy's historical archives record that in 1935 Giuseppe Panerai commissioned some properly elaborated prototypes to carry out technical tests: the best result was the Ref. 2533 made on a base supplied by Rolex-Geneva and modified by Panerai.

PANERAI FOR THE ROYAL NAVY, THE RADIOMIR Ref. 3646 IS BORN

1940s

PANERAI FOR THE ROYAL NAVY, THE RADIOMIR Ref. 3646 IS BORN

This was followed by the creation of the Ref.3646, the instrument that we know today as the "Radiomir" watch. Today's Radiomir watch retains many of the features of the Ref.3646: a large cushion-shaped steel case with a diameter of 47 mm, luminescent numerals and indexes, wire lugs welded to the case and a high-quality manual mechanical movement (at the time, a Cortebert/Rolex 618 calibre derived from a pocket watch was used) and a tanned, water-resistant leather strap, (long enough to be worn over protective clothing). With this decision, regular supplies of Panerai watches to the Regia Marina took place. To improve its function, Giuseppe Panerai modified the structure of the dial with the use of overlapping discs, known as sandwich dials, and the upper part in anodized aluminium with perforated indexes and numbers in order to make the radium paste more legible and luminescent. To improve the legibility of the dial, its layout was redesigned with just 4 large Arabic numerals in the cardinal points and 8 indexes at the hour markers.

PANERAI PATENTS THE NAME LUMINOR

1949

PANERAI PATENTS THE NAME LUMINOR

On 11 January, 1949, a patent was approved for use by Panerai with the name "Luminor" due to all the luminescent and self-luminescent materials used. Giuseppe Panerai realised that the link with radioactivity had to be handled with caution, considering the new reality created by the expansion of impressive military and civil atomic technologies. He decided that the luminescent substances should be given a new and more neutral name and were thus gradually identified by the name Luminor. After more than a decade, the Luminor was recognised with a new luminescent tritium-based substance (a hydrogen isotope), with very low and harmless emissions. This was the result of many studies and experiments, and Luminor gradually became, by convention of use, the common identifier of the Panerai diving timepiece, characterized by the crown-protection bridge.

THE “MARE NOSTRUM” CHRONOGRAPH PROTOTYPE

1950s - PANERAI FOR THE ITALIAN NAVY

THE “MARE NOSTRUM” CHRONOGRAPH PROTOTYPE

Panerai drew up plans for a project, likely already sketched out in the 1940s, of a model specifically designed for Deck Officers: the two-counter chronograph called Mare Nostrum. It is thought that only two or three of these watches were ever made, probably in the 1950s, and all that remains of them are some photographic plates and a single prototype, purchased by Officine Panerai's own museum, at an international auction in 2005.

 PANERAI FOR THE ROYAL ITALIAN NAVY

1954

PANERAI FOR THE ROYAL ITALIAN NAVY

With the increasing involvement in underwater operations, the Navy's requirements become even more specific after the Second World War: military watches had to remain underwater in extreme conditions for long periods of time. In 1954, two new references, the Ref.6152 and the Ref. 6154, were tested.

Some of today's models were inspired by them, as they incorporated some innovations designed to make the construction even more solid and resistant: the case is made from a single block with fixed handles, retaining the cushion shape, with more pronounced edges on the sides. They received a general aesthetic revision of the individual parts and adopted a screw-down winding crown, tubular cylindrical replacing the conical cylindrical of the historic Radiomir.

After careful analysis of the tests, some modifications were made and the definitive reference 6152 1 was born, also with reinforced lugs and made from solid steel from the same block as the case.

OFFICINE PANERAI DEVELOPS THE EGYPTIAN MODEL AND PATENTS THE CROWN-PROTECTING DEVICE

1956

OFFICINE PANERAI DEVELOPS THE EGYPTIAN MODEL AND PATENTS THE CROWN-PROTECTING DEVICE

Panerai develops a diving watch known as the GPF-2/56, which was later popularly known as the "Egyptian" as it was supplied to the Egyptian Navy with the consent of the Italian Navy. The innovations that characterise this model are remarkable, starting with the imposing size of the case, with a diameter of 60 mm and a sufficient resistance and a considerable level of water resistance, the graduated rotating bezel to calculate diving time and the Swiss made Angelus calibre with an 8-day power reserve used as a movement. This was the first time, the element that most identifies a Panerai watch, even today, was structurally introduced: the crown protecting device. The “Egiziano” is the inspiration model for the modern Submersible watches because it is fitted with the rotating bezel to calculate the immersion time. It was in 1956, that Guido Panerai & Figlio took out an international patent for the crown protecting device.

THE EVOLUTION OF THE PANERAI LUMINOR WATCH

1960s - PANERAI FOR THE ITALIAN NAVY

THE EVOLUTION OF THE PANERAI LUMINOR WATCH

The evolution of the Panerai Ref. 6152/1 watch continued unabated in the 1960s. In the process of assembling the overlapping disc dials, known as sandwich dials, the use of radium-based paste disappeared, and with it the name Radiomir. The luminescence now comes from a new low-radiation tritium-based compound which takes the name Luminor. The crown-protection bridge is inserted and adapted to the middle case of the Ref. 6152/1 case. In roughly 80 units, a Swiss-made Angelus SF240 mechanical calibre was adopted for the first time, with an 8-day power reserve. The power reserve thus became a fundamental element in the DNA of the Florentine brand. In some models the solid and closed case-back is replaced by one with a transparent centre made of plexiglass, allowing the mechanism to be seen. Panerai was therefore one of the pioneers in the production of watches with a visible case back. Another fundamental chapter in Panerai's production, which particularly developed in this period, concerns the precision instruments created and supplied at the Italian Navy's request such as compasses and wrist-depth gauges with different calibrations, as well as underwater signal lights to compensate for the pressure, which provided greater resistance at great depths.

A YEAR OF TRANSITION FOR THE COMPANY “G. Panerai &Figlio”

1972 - PANERAI FOR THE ITALIAN NAVY

A YEAR OF TRANSITION FOR THE COMPANY “G. Panerai &Figlio”

In 1972, Giuseppe Panerai, Guido's son died. The management of the family business, together with all the exclusive supply contracts for the Italian Navy, was taken over by engineer and former Italian Navy officer Mr. Dino Zei, who was nominated the new CEO of the company. The Company name changes from "G. Panerai &Figlio" to "Officine Panerai Srl". OFFICINE PANERAI became the official brand name which had already appeared on many products and also watches.

MILLEMETERS WATCH PROTOTYPE

1985 – PANERAI FOR THE ITALIAN NAVY

MILLEMETERS WATCH PROTOTYPE

The company's technical department designs a new diving watch, which incorporates all the technological developments in watchmaking and diving from the 1970s and 1980s, to be subjected to the severe tests used to specify the equipment of the Italian Navy. It is an innovative titanium timepiece with a diameter of 47 mm, still equipped with the typical lever crown protector, the rotating bezel and the dial of indexes formed by “Tasers” (microscopic cylindrical containers) containing the luminescent material. Tests have confirmed that this special Panerai watch can easily withstand more than one hundred atmospheres of pressure, hence the name “Millemetri”.

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PRE Vendôme

1993 - 1997

PRE VENDOME: THE FIRST OFFICINE PANERAI COLLECTION

1993

PRE VENDOME: THE FIRST OFFICINE PANERAI COLLECTION

In order to tackle the serious economic and political crisis that started worldwide in 1992, Officine Panerai decided to go into to the civil watch market, launching three collections, originating from ten total references in numbered and limited editions: the 44 mm Luminor and Luminor Marina watches and the 42 mm Mare Nostrum chronograph, which drew inspiration from the historical models created for the Underwater Commandos division of the Italian Navy. This relieved Ing. Zei, CEO of Panerai, from maintaining military secrecy on these Panerai products. They quickly become highly sought-after items for collectors and enthusiasts. The presentation of the collection took place on 10 September, 1993 in the Military harbour of La Spezia, on the Italian navy cruiser "Durand De La Penne". The ceremony was attended by Duke Amedeo D'Aosta, son of Sir Aimone di Savoia, the supreme head of the Italian diving department at the time.

 PRE VENDOME Sylvester Stallone

1996

PRE VENDOME Sylvester Stallone

The American actor Sylvester Stallone notices the watches of Officine Panerai and asks for a model especially made for him to wear in his film Daylight in 1996. 

This event is followed by a personalized series of watches known as the Luminor Slytech (Sly is Stallone’s nickname).

PRE VENDOME-OFFICINE PANERAI BECOMES A TOP LEVEL ACTOR IN THE HIGH WATCH MARKET

1997

PRE VENDOME-OFFICINE PANERAI BECOMES A TOP LEVEL ACTOR IN THE HIGH WATCH MARKET

The Richemont Group (then the Vendôme Group) acquired Officine Panerai Srl in the spring of 1997, immediately opening a pilot-selective distribution network in Italy, to fine-tune the industrial and commercial strategy and to make use of the synergies present in the Group's structures.

THE INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH Commemorative re-edition

1998

THE INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH Commemorative re-edition

In April 1998, Panerai made its debut on the International Haute Horlogerie market at the SIHH (Salon de la Haute Horlogerie of Geneva). The collection consists of three models: the Luminor and the Luminor Marina in three different versions, 44 mm in diameter and the Mare Nostrum chronograph 42 mm, now with a narrower bezel and screw back. From this moment Panerai becomes internationally renowned in luxury sport watches, introducing worldwide the trend of large diameter watches. Also, in 1998 Panerai presents the commemorative re-edition of the very first Panerai watch, limited to 60 pieces. The cushion case is of platinum, and the watch has a screw-down winding crown and the original period Rolex movement.

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THE INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH

2001 - 2002

OFFICINE PANERAI: RETURN TO THE ORIGINS

THE INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH - 2001

OFFICINE PANERAI: RETURN TO THE ORIGINS

 

After a meticulous refurbishment, Panerai's historic boutique is reopened. A restyling of the original Piazza San Giovanni premises in Florence, following the acquisition of the family shop by Officine Panerai. This artisan’s workshop is a meeting point for brand collectors and enthusiasts, who can find not only pieces from the current collection, but also special edition watches and special productions that Panerai reserves exclusively for its boutiques.

 

OPENING OF THE PANERAI MANUFACTURE IN NEUCHÂTEL

THE INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH - 2002

OPENING OF THE PANERAI MANUFACTURE IN NEUCHÂTEL

 

This year is a milestone for Officine Panerai, with the opening of the Panerai Manufacture in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. Fine Swiss watchmaking, exclusive design and know-how come together in a single location where planning, development and continuous research offer new technical and functional perspectives. Officine Panerai also opens up to the Orient with its first Asian boutique, located in the prestigious Landmark Prince's Building in Hong Kong.

 

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PANERAI MANUFACTURE

2005 - 2016

OFFICINE PANERAI'S FIRST IN-HOUSE MOVEMENT

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2005

OFFICINE PANERAI'S FIRST IN-HOUSE MOVEMENT

 

Officine Panerai launches its first in-house movement, the P.2002: a hand-wound calibre with GMT function and an eight-day power reserve, as in the Angelus movements used in the 1950s.

The calibre takes its name from the year in which Officine Panerai inaugurated its production plant, a tribute to the watchmaking art of the Florentine brand.

 

OFFICINE PANERAI PRESENTS NEW IN-HOUSE CALIBRES

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2007

OFFICINE PANERAI PRESENTS NEW IN-HOUSE CALIBRES

Three new calibres designed and developed in-house by Officine Panerai are presented: the P.2003, the P.2004 and the innovative P.2005. The P.2005 has an elegant tourbillon that has been tailored by the Florentine company, making the tradition of this fine watchmaking complication its own and at the same time innovating the device. In fact, the cage housing the balance wheel and the escapement rotate on an axis that is not parallel to the balance wheel axis, but instead is perpendicular to it. Unlike traditional tourbillons in which the cage completes one rotation per minute, the cage of the Officine Panerai tourbillon completes one rotation in thirty seconds.

OFFICINE PANERAI LAUNCHES THE P.9000 AND P.2006 IN-HOUSE CALIBRES

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2008

OFFICINE PANERAI LAUNCHES THE P.9000 AND P.2006 IN-HOUSE CALIBRES

 

Officine Panerai presents the P.9000 and P.2006 movements. Both calibres were developed and produced by the Florentine brand. The P.9000 calibre, primarily characterised by a 72-hour power reserve, is mounted on a series of Luminor 1950 and Radiomir models, while the P.2006 is an evolution of the P.2004 single-button chronograph calibre with the addition of a split-second function controlled by a second button at 10 o'clock.

 

OFFICINE PANERAI AND THE PASSION FOR THE SEA

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2009

OFFICINE PANERAI AND THE PASSION FOR THE SEA

 

To celebrate passion for the sea, Officine Panerai acquires and restores Eilean, the 1936 Bermudian ketch built in Fife's legendary shipyard. It takes three whole years to bring Eilean back to the sea and to its original beauty, thanks to the expert restoration by the Francesco Del Carlo shipyard in Viareggio. After 40,000 hours of work, Eilean's launch ceremony is held at the Sailing Section of the Italian Navy in La Spezia on 22 October. The attention of the Florentine brand's enthusiasts' is captured by the re-edition of the "Egiziano", the model Panerai designed for the Egyptian Navy in 1956.

 

A TRIBUTE TO GALILEO GALILEI

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2010

A TRIBUTE TO GALILEO GALILEI

 

On the occasion of the 400th anniversary of his first celestial observations, Officine Panerai dedicates a triptych of exceptionally complex models to the Tuscan genius, Galileo Galilei: L’Astronomo, Lo Scienziato and the Jupiterium clock. Panerai's Jupiterium model is a planetary clock with perpetual calendar which shows, from a geocentric perspective, the positions in the celestial sphere of the Sun, the Moon and Jupiter with the so-called Galilean Moons, i.e. its four main satellites, now known as Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto, observed for the first time by Galileo Galilei in 1610, thanks to the invention of the telescope. Officine Panerai launches the in-house P.999 movement and the first Panerai Composite watch at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie.

OFFICINE PANERAI PRESENTS THE BRONZE WATCH

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2011

OFFICINE PANERAI PRESENTS THE BRONZE WATCH

 

Officine Panerai presents the Luminor Submersible 1950 3 Days Automatic Bronzo, using for the first time an element which owes its charm to the aged look it develops over time, and that has always been evocative of the sea world to which Officine Panerai is historically linked. This year also sees the creation of the P.3000 in-house calibre, expression of the watchmaking art of the Florentine brand. Officine Panerai opens its thirtieth boutique in Bal Harbour, Florida.

 

A TRIBUTE TO THE PAST: PANERAI PRESENTS TWO RADIOMIR MODELS WITH THE HISTORIC CASE

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2012

A TRIBUTE TO THE PAST: PANERAI PRESENTS TWO RADIOMIR MODELS WITH THE HISTORIC CASE

Officine Panerai re-proposes the exclusive, historically inspired case with two special edition Radiomir models. Unlike the prototypes and the models in production at the end of the 1930s, some historical Radiomir models (Ref.6152 1) produced in the 1950s had a case in which the lugs did not consist of a welded steel wire but were made from the same block as the case and were therefore more solid and more resistant. The new Radiomir models re-propose this special case with a classic 47-millimetre diameter, together with other elements inspired by historical models: Plexiglas® to protect the dial, the circular, rounded bezel, and the cylindrical crown. The Plexiglas® trademark is not owned by Officine Panerai.

THREE NEW IN-HOUSE MOVEMENTS MARK THE CONTINUING DEVELOPMENT OF OFFICINE PANERAI

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2013

THREE NEW IN-HOUSE MOVEMENTS MARK THE CONTINUING DEVELOPMENT OF OFFICINE PANERAI

 

Officine Panerai launches three new in-house movements: the P.9100 calibre, the first Panerai automatic movement with chronograph flyback function, the sophisticated P.9100/R with regatta countdown and the P.5000, a new hand-wound calibre with eight days power reserve. The new collection also presents the historically fascinating Radiomir watches, with the lugs made from the same block as the case, and a new range of Submersible watches. At the Salon de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva, Officine Panerai is also presenting the Pocket Watch Tourbillon GMT Ceramica, a remarkable pocket watch in ceramic.

 

OFFICINE PANERAI NEW MANUFACTURE OPENING

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2014

OFFICINE PANERAI NEW MANUFACTURE OPENING

Officine Panerai opens its new Manufacture on the hills of Neuchâtel in Switzerland. The new building houses in a single location all the highly specialized skills involved in fine watch-making, combining the excellence of Italian Design and the tradition of Swiss-made Technology. Since 2002 - when the first Panerai Manufacture was opened - Panerai has developed a full range of in-house movements with watch functions at the highest levels: from the GMT to a complete range of Chronographs, from the extended Power Reserve to the unmistakable Panerai Tourbillon. In 2014 Panerai introduces the P.4000 calibre, an in-house automatic movement distinguished by its off-centred oscillating weight; a perfect synthesis of design and highly sophisticated watchmaking technology.

OFFICINE PANERAI REOPENS ITS BOUTIQUE IN HONG KONG CANTON ROAD

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2015

OFFICINE PANERAI REOPENS ITS BOUTIQUE IN HONG KONG CANTON ROAD

 

Panerai officially reopens its Boutique in Hong Kong Canton Road, now the largest boutique of the Brand in the world. Compared to all the other Panerai boutiques, the Hong Kong boutique is unique, with a distinctive external facade consisting of panels of undulating aluminium, fitted with a large wall clock with the characteristic Panerai dial.
During the same year the P.1000 in-house movement is launched, a calibre immediately recognizable as a Panerai  masterpiece from both the technical and aesthetic points of view. A demonstration of the extraordinary expertise required to develop such sophisticated mechanical movements created by Panerai with an overall thickness of only 3.85 mm.

PANERAI LAUNCHES THE RADIOMIR 1940 MINUTE REPEATER CARILLON TOURBILLON AND THE NEW LUMINOR DUE CASE

PANERAI MANUFACTURE - 2016

PANERAI LAUNCHES THE RADIOMIR 1940 MINUTE REPEATER CARILLON TOURBILLON AND THE NEW LUMINOR DUE CASE

Panerai launches the Radiiomir 1940 Minute Repeater Carillon Tourbillon. Technically the most complicated watch ever made by the Panerai Manufacture in Neuchâtel, provided with the exclusive tourbillon regulator and the remarkable double minute repeater mechanism chiming either local time or a second time zone with the particular ability to sound every hour, every ten minutes, and every single minute with a sophisticated system of gongs and hammers.
Still in 2016 the new LUMINOR DUE collection official launch represents a new chapter in the history of Panerai. A new case, faithfully inspired by the lines of the classic Luminor of the 1950s but subtly redesigned, makes its entrance into the history of Officine Panerai. P1000/10 and P.4000/10 in-house movements, the thinnest automatic calibres developed by the Panerai Manufacture, equips this new collection.

INNOVATIVE MATERIALS

PANERAI - 2017

INNOVATIVE MATERIALS

 

Paneraipresents the Luminor Lab-Id Carbotech™-49mm, an innovative watch that demonstrates the ability of Panerai’sLaboratoriodi Idee to invent. Thanks to a brilliant development tapping into the infinite potential of carbon, the new creation is a case with high-tech characteristics, a completely new black dial, guaranteed for 50 years.

Still in 2017, Panerailaunches the Submersible BMG-TECH™-47mm, featuringa harder material and lighter than steel.

"BMG-TECH™is a bulk metallic glass with a disordered atomic structure, obtained through a high-pressure injection process at a high temperature.

Also, in 2017 Paneraiis the official partner of the most famous sailing competition, the 35thAmerica's Cup, partnering with Team Oracle and Team Soft Bank.

COMPLICATIONS & HIGH-END TECHNOLOGY

PANERAI - 2018

COMPLICATIONS & HIGH-END TECHNOLOGY

The year begins with a change in the CEO position with Jean-Marc Pontrouéreplacing Angelo Bonati.

During SIHH 2018 Panerai presents two innovations, the first being Lo Scienziato-Luminor Tourbillon GMT with a 3D-printed Titanium case and the P.2005/T Skeletonized movement with Tourbillon regulator. The Luminor Tourbillon GMT is undoubtedly one of the most technical and surprising creations of the Panerai Manufacture in Neuchâtel.

The second complication of the year is L'Astronomo-Luminor 1950 Tourbillon Moon Phases Equation of Time GMT. The first of Officine Panerai’s creations to have a moon phase indication and an innovative system using polarized crystal to indicate the date. A classic complication of high-end watchmaking which Panerai has interpreted in its own way and with theaccuracy of a century.

THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA: ADRENALINE EXPERIENCES AND INSPIRING PARTNERSHIPS

PANERAI - 2019

THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ERA: ADRENALINE EXPERIENCES AND INSPIRING PARTNERSHIPS

 

Panerailauncheshighlyengagingevents“Experiences” which combine product and service in a single selling proposition.

For the first experience 33 clients join the COMSUBIN, Italian Navy special forces. The 2ndExperience is in French Polynesia, where 15 Panerai heroes have the chance to live a unique personalized experience with the brand ambassador Guillaume Néry.

One o the main announcements at Watches&Wonders is the agreement, signed by Panerai CEO Jean-Marc Pontroué and Patrizio Bertelli, President of Luna Rossa and CEO of the Prada Group.

The partnership foresees that Panerai will be the Official Sponsor of Luna Rossa and will create a series of watches with exceptional avant-garde contents.

Still in 2019, the Submersible leaves the Luminor and becomes a stand-alone collection, a product family in its own right.

THE YEAR OF THE LUMINOR AND 36TH AMERICA’S CUP 2020

PANERAI - 2020

THE YEAR OF THE LUMINOR AND 36TH AMERICA’S CUP 2020

Exactly 70 years after having filed the international patent for using the name Luminor, Panerai creates a brilliant, innovative model with even greater luminosity: the Luminor Marina–44mm (PAM01117). It is guaranteed for 70 years.

In 2020 Panerai continues its evolutionary journey and redefines the expressive dimensions of the epic Luminor Marina.

The new style for the Luminor Marina is intended to be simpler, functional and modern.

For the 36th America’s Cup 2020, Panerai is partnered with Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team.

With the Luna Rossa collection, Panerai presents four iconic watches designed for the Team, the Challenger of Record for the 36th America's Cup 2020. It is with great pride that Panerai creates these timepieces, which represent a new Italian story associated with the sea, excellence and innovation.

PANERAI SUSTAINABLE COMMITMENT

PANERAI - 2021

PANERAI SUSTAINABLE COMMITMENT

 

Panerai and UNESCO's Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC-UNESCO) are collaborating to develop ocean awareness activities as part of the United Nations Decade of Ocean Sciences for Sustainable Development (2021-2030).

 

In 2021 Panerai launches The Submersible eLab-ID™. A total of 98.6% of its weight comes from materials integrating a high rate of recycled elements and more than 85% of the total weight of the watch did not require primary raw materials extraction. This watch is a statement of promoting more and more the use of recycled materials and the development of a circular economy to reduce the environmental impact of the watchmaking industry.

Submersible QuarantaQuattro

PANERAI - 2022

Submersible QuarantaQuattro

In 2022 Panerai presented the new Submersible QuarantaQuattro, a cornerstone of the collection of Submersible diving watches reintroducing the size 44mm to be added at the existing 47mm and 42mm. All the essential features that are hallmarks of the Submersible family exist in the QuarantaQuattro; it is water-resistant up to 300 meters, with the crown-protecting device and the unidirectional rotating bezel, all historically associated with the world of the sea and the ocean brand natural playground.

Since 1860, Una storia leggendaria

PANERAI - 2023

Since 1860, Una storia leggendaria

Back to the roots for a year that is an homage to the authentic history of the brand and the Radiomir watches, the line with the most historic association, strong vintage aesthetics with a contemporary reinterpretation. 2023 was the year to restage the most historic line as a key pillar of the brand: Radiomir Otto Giorni, as tribute to Panerai heritage and history, Radiomir Quaranta, a synthesis of Italian flair and elegance and Radiomir Complicazioni, the blend of Italian creativity and Swiss Watchmaking.