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Very interesting
Especially on the pricing subject and platinum Luminor case. But I think nevertheless people would jump on it if it were available, how friggin-heavy it might.
Many thanks for your big effort, Anthony. Appreciate this post.
FLASHBACK 2008 - PuristSPro interviews Angelo Bonati, CEO of Officine Panerai
PuristSPro Interviews Angelo Bonati by Anthony Tsai © April 2008 Angelo Bonati joined Panerai as the CEO in 1997 and has lead and transformed Panerai into a huge success of which many other CEOs are probably envious of. Leading the charge and establishing...
AT, thank you for sharing this special interviews with us.
I love many parts of the interviews, such as, 'There really is no specific client. Who loves Panerai, loves Panerai'.....or 'what is important is to buy your dream'. Cheers
Thank you AT again....but....
interesting interview with some very clever and useful questions...!!! But I have to disagree with the comment on the number of ceramic pieces being produced is enough at 20 per month when I'm on a waiting list of nearly 2 years for a 292...!!!! If he can...
Cool, thanks
Thanks for the insight Antony, cool to read. So the 26 is really a collectors edition? I hadn't realised that it scratches so easily. Why do the call it "extra hard black coating"?
Thanks Anthony for this great interview
Concerning PAM 309/322, I appreciate titanium case for its soft contact and nice appearance. I agree that titanium case and polished titanium bezel will be surelly beautiful. I hope to see very soon the watch in real!! What do mean the sentence: " - to us...
I think Bonati meant this
"to use the simple materials - because in using the simple materials, you give more value to your movement" My interpretation of this means if you use simple (I believe Bonati is referring "simple" as in "inexpensive") materials such as steel for your cas...
