tradition hasn't changed a bit: the size of their..first shop. From the cubicle like shop+laboratory, Giovanni Panerai opened on the Ponte delle Grazie in 1860, to the cubicle like one in Piazza San Giovanni (which was widened only recently). From the telephone booth's size in Portofino to the claus
when it comes to watches "produced" by Panerai. You know these models leave me cold as an igloo, right? On a purely like/don't like, I like the white one. In spite of the "traffic jam" feeling that I get from the dial, I find it surprisingly...terse. You know that my horological ignorance, doesn't a
echelons of NYC burger scene, to be sure. Personally, I've always been partial to the ones of Jackson Hole. That being said, choosing between the two, for me, it's like choosing between a PAM002 and a PAM009, can't lose
they know JACK! The manageress of the Florence Historical boutique of San Giovanni, Mrs Patrizia Mazzoni, on the other hand, knows...exactely...what her staff has to sell. Models, characteristics and so on, because the amount of sales depends on that knowledge. Now I am BAFFLED, after I have confirm