Officine Panerai Ferrari GranTurismo FER00012 — USD 5,930

Angelo Bonati, CEO of Officine Panerai, discusses the brand's unique evolution, emphasizing the absence of direct competitors initially due to its large watch trend and subsequent influence on the market.

Panerai's major debut at this SIHH 2009 was not the watches IMO, but the introduction of its new P.9000 movements. There are NO new complications such as minute repeater, double tourbillon, etc. Brief summary of the P.9000 characteristics: 3 day power reserve. P.900x movements are automatic. No manu

PuristSPro's 2010 SIHH Live Reporting by Z3 Panerai 2010 Novelties From the Historic Collection Three Radiomirs 42mm in stainless steel (pam337), titanium(pam338) and rose gold(pam336), from left to right. All of them use Panerai's in-house P.999 movement, introduced this year, with 60 hours power r

This is also watch that I have for over 20 years. It is a Ferrari split second Foudroyante. This Girard Perregaux is a 18k white gold case and is made for limited numbers of 150 pieces to celebrate the establish of Ferrari 70th years. The movement was offered to Girard Perregaux, Panerai and Graham.

SIHH 2007 - Panerai by Anthony Tsai © April 2007 Panerai has some interesting pieces this year as well as a couple new in-house movements, so let's get started right away. New Features and Anti-Counterfeit Measures - Panerai metal bracelets will no longer have screws on each link. - All 44mm Luminor

Let's start at the beginning... The first Ferrari I ever drove was the Ferrari 599 GTB. I posted my impressions (no photos unfortunately) of the car on PuristSPro back in 2009. A truly special experience, and one that I'll remember. I then drove the Ferrari California. And this was a car that I rea