Panarai, How it's made

[gmtlover]

Just a little video here

The assembly of a panarai

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APbYl5zjR24

[51NGH]

This is fairly old buddy!

[fendushi]

This is fairly old buddy!

 

 

Well... I haven't' seen it. Thanks for posting GMTlover.

[mellons]

Great!

[gmtlover]

Well if it's very old, then see it as a reminder;-) and a new one for The guys who haven't seen it.. Just trying to contribute to this great forum!

[StormTooper4]

It just shows how little human effort is need to make these , our replicas are probably more "Hand made" than the gens . Oh the Irony 

[FxrAndy]

There is probably a lot of truth in that statement

[Archetypal]

A lot of truth, and an age old argument resurfacing regarding labour applied verses labour paid for - worked out in end RRP point. Both ways, gen or rep, watches are never fair game, someone involved in the process gets a bum deal.

[gmtlover]

It just shows how little human effort is need to make these , our replicas are probably more "Hand made" than the gens . Oh the Irony 

+1

[w0lf]

i came here for panarai

[pabler]

Panarai?

[martijnp]

This is very cool to see, thanks for sharing.

I never heard of Panarai before I've registered to this forum. Now the next rep I'm going to buy is going to be a Panarai 

[Jkay]

I'm going to say this because it's not intuitive for new people: Officine Panerai was not originally designed to be a "world brand" so it's name is not made for people all over the world to easily pronounce; think of Sony and Rolex, for instance. It's pronounced off eh CHEE nay pah nair EYE with the capital letters meaning the syllable you stress. So not "pah NAIR ay".