Panerai the History enjoy

[nick c]

https://perezcope.com/2017/03/17/the...s-at-a-glance/

[arcadelt]

That was a fun summary to read and I quite liked the timeline poster.

[Cru Jones]

Good stuff! Thanks for the link, Nick.

[Hairdude1]

Good read, thanks!

[MBTRM]

Thanks nick.

[sanosan34]

Thanks for the link! I'm tempted to print out the timeline poster and hang it up somewhere.

[nick c]

Originally Posted by sanosan34

Thanks for the link! I'm tempted to print out the timeline poster and hang it up somewhere.

Great idea

[pereztroika]

Hello

For the past two weeks I have been working on the high-res file of the Panerai timeline.

The new infographic is 150 cm x 85 cm (59 x 33 inch) and will be printed on a latex-based paper with matte lamination.





The will be two versions, a regular print and a limited edition of 50 pieces, numbered and with Maria Abetti Panerai's signature. I will travel to Florence in May and personally bring her the prints. maria will get a share of the sale.


Head over to my blog for more information:

https://perezcope.com/2017/03/17/the...s-at-a-glance/


Cheers

Jose

[pereztroika]

Cheers

Jose

[Psmith]

Thanks Nick

[1William]

Interesting.

[Punchthefatkid]

Awesome info!

Interesting to see the very early editions of the 3646 Type A & B had closed 6 and 9's on the dial.

It wasn't until the later Type C was produced that the first incarnation of the more familiar open 6's & 9's that we see today.

I must say hats off to Panerai - the watches they produce today are so close to the originals they are modelled on.

-that no.3 on the type A is so nice

[pereztroika]

Originally Posted by Punchthefatkid

Awesome info!

Interesting to see the very early editions of the 3646 Type A & B had closed 6 and 9's on the dial.

It wasn't until the later Type C was produced that the first incarnation of the more familiar open 6's & 9's that we see today.

I must say hats off to Panerai - the watches they produce today are so close to the originals they are modelled on.

-that no.3 on the type A is so nice

Indeed, the construction of the early dials was completely different.

Rivet plastic dials




Aluminium sandwich dials




Here you can read everything there is to know about vintage Panerai dials.

https://perezcope.com/dials/


Cheers

Jose

[nick c]

Originally Posted by pereztroika

Hello

For the past two weeks I have been working on the high-res file of the Panerai timeline.

The new infographic is 150 cm x 85 cm (59 x 33 inch) and will be printed on a latex-based paper with matte lamination.





The will be two versions, a regular print and a limited edition of 50 pieces, numbered and with Maria Abetti Panerai's signature. I will travel to Florence in May and personally bring her the prints. maria will get a share of the sale.


Head over to my blog for more information:

https://perezcope.com/2017/03/17/the...s-at-a-glance/


Cheers

Jose

Very cool thanks for sharing

[Punchthefatkid]

Originally Posted by pereztroika

Indeed, the construction of the early dials was completely different.

Rivet plastic dials




Aluminium sandwich dials




Here you can read everything there is to know about vintage Panerai dials.

https://perezcope.com/dials/


Cheers

Jose

Thank you Jose...what a brilliant reference point.

I especially like the 6152/1 'Marine Militare' dial from 1960 as I am fortunate to own the 2016 re issue Pam 673

[Greg5512]

Really cool and informative!!!!!

[brandrea]

Awesome Nick, much appreciated

[pereztroika]

Fine tuning...




Cheers

Jose

[Pam673]

Fantastic !!!

[pereztroika]

Thanks, still doing some fine tuning... but almost there now.



Cheers

Jose

[sea-dweller]

Thank you!