Alexander this is by far the greatest video you have ever made! Unbelievable. Major respect to Panerai. Panerai needs more videos like this. What a stunner!! Please more videos like these! WOW!!!
I watched this with my wife and we were both enthralled. Jean-Marc’s true passion and genuine excitement for the whole process made me want to research and learn more about Panerai. Amazing.
You are the man when it comes to videos on watches! This video really knocks it out of the ballpark! This will be my new grail watch. Looking forward to seeing more of your fantastic reviews!
That's soo friendly to share these thoughts with all of us. Thank you! It's encouraging and inspiring to read and you will very soon see the next video ...
Well done, informative video showing the manufacturing process from the raw bronze disc material to the end product on the wrist. Something I learned was using denture tablets to clean off the patina. Thanks very much!
Thanks, Alexander for giving us a spectacular tour of Panerai. As always, you did a wonderful job. Loved getting a first hand approach in the assembly of one of their most beautiful timepieces. Now,, whenever I strap on my Submersible, I’ll have a whole new respect for what it took to build it!
David, that’s exactly what happened to me when I started to discover, step by step, what it takes to build a mechanical wristwatch. You begin to see things different. A watch is no longer a disdainful speculation object or just a simple item. I started slowly to develop a relationship with my different watches. Each one has become a time memory on my wrist over the years, tells me a story when I wear and “we” add new ones each time we go out. Seeing so many highly skilled people making these ticking wonders happen is truly impressive and helps you create respect. That’s why, after all this amazing feedback we got, I want to continue presenting you more such videos. The interest is there, the appreciation as well, that’s really encouraging...
I'd love to see a video like this for the Tudor Pelagos. It's such a unique watch with so many specific technologies put into it. I imaging the assembly process would be quite enthralling. None the less, great video!
This is almost impossible I think, since Tudor/Rolex do have a quite severe policy when it comes to making pictures/filming in their production sites... But you never know... A good idea anyway!
These making-of videos have made me realize something; if I looked at the individual watches, I probably wouldn't be interested. But going through the journey of the watch being made and listening to the narration, it makes me appreciate each of the watches way more.
Fantastic, one of the best watch videos I’ve seen. Would love to see this for one of the watches I own. Would love to have seen the assembly of the movement as part of the video. Would be like watching the birth of your watch then. Great job!,
Paul Friend We will make a separate video with the assembly of a movement... Fitting also this part into this one simply would have been too much. Thank you so much for sharing your positive feedback with us. 🙏
Adding a Submersible to the “GMT” you own is a good idea! Do you already have a specific model in mind? The Submersible will play a much stronger role in the collections in the next years. Was a bit a sleeping beauty... Let me know if you have any questions! Thank you for sharing and positive feedback!
Thanks for an amazing video. I just received a PAM968 and It was fantastic to see how the watch was manufactured and built. Always wanted a bronzo since the release of the original 382.
@@WatchAdvisor All the video are very interesting, but for me, I think the part of the one piece case development. I own tree Pans but not Bronze. I have a Zenith Pilot 20 on bronze case, looks awsome
The pressure testing was amazing however the precision cutting of the bronze was unreal. Who am I kidding? The whole dam video was my favorite from start to end! Alexander, maybe you can gain access to other companies watch fabrication so we as the viewers can become more aware how each brand approaches technology. Again your best video ever on WA! Thanks so much. As a proud owner of the Panerai PAM 616 this made me want to buy another Panerai. Panerai should have paid you for this wonderful video! Keep safe!
I will definitely film more such videos in the near future, but I don’t know yet which one will be next. The feedback of my audience is so encouraging! Which Panerai would you in theory be interested in? I’m just curious...
@@WatchAdvisor Alexander, I would definitely buy the the 968 if I could immediately based on your video! However Im sure the waiting list is huge. Currently Im looking to buy the 575 Oro Roso. I know as a Panerai owner we wish Panerai would do what you just did for them! You should have received some compensation from them for this!!! If I could press the like button 100000000X I would!! Shared your video with other friends who are Panerai collectors and all liked and subscribed immediately!!!
George, that’s simply amazing what you wrote. Thank you! Reading this at the end of a long day brings a huge smile in my face. I’m so happy that you had fun watching the video and you liked it. I can tell you that with Jean-Marc many things at Panerai are going to change. Jean-Marc has quickly understood the brand and is aware of the power of the Paneristi. We are talking about 40.000 Paneristi worldwide and Jean-Marc has already personally met a lot of them. The brand will have a bright future and as I wrote above many things will change to be much more modern and attractive. Stay tuned and we will have a lot of fun together... Good night from Vienna!
@@WatchAdvisor Alexander, maybe you and your colleagues can organize a "watch convention/meet&greet" in Geneva, Neuchatel or elsewhere. I am always looking for a reason to come to Switzerland!! I was watching your Panerai video, again, while you responded!
One can compare a high quality, complicated, beautiful watch to - your production. An Astonishing amount of information(both visual and audible), detailed close up, strong, annoyance - free narration, respect to the company, underlining an important points, explanation and much more. Something so complicated and beautiful as high quality watches surely deserves an importance of equal presentation. And in this case, it’s perfectly matched. Thank you sir.
Hehe 😉 that’s nice to read! I hear you! You are not the only one to suggest more such videos. We will deliver them. I don’t know today when the next one will be ready, but I guarantee you it will...
Wow… a pleasure to see the making of. Thank you Watchadviser for show us and also thanks to Panerai to let you inside show they Crown Jewels… Very interesting
I’m happy you liked it! Thanks for the feedback! Had you before seen the process how a watch is manufactured and/or were you aware of? I’m curious to learn and get more input... so please forgive me when I’m a bit curious...
I thought this video was very enlightening great stuff, the whole process was fantastic to see first hand, from the case to the marage of the movement of the watch, wow I thouraly enjoyed it. Beautiful watch. Can't wait to see the next vid.
Amintas Neto Sir, yes Sir I will! Just kidding 😆😉 The feedback is overwhelming, so of course I plan to bring more such content in the near future. I’m very happy you liked what we did! Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us...
Thank you and also to Panerai for providing us the opportunity to see this process, which would not otherwise be possible. Great video with fascinating visuals and information.
The video in fact offers a very different view of what we are used to see on TH-cam. I’m so happy you liked it! The general feedback is so positive and encouraging that this was for sure not the last video showing insights...
This was a great inside glimpse into the production process without all the typical company marketing glitz, Just your camera peeking over the shoulder of someone doing their tasks, Thanks to you and Panerai for doing this.👍
@ Darkside its infact pure marketing fluff. Basically an informercial. Nothing abour Panerai is what they claim. They are not a manufacture but a assembler. This model uses poorly finished valfluerier movement, the same used by Baume/IWC except its poorly finished in Panerai. The new chronographs are nothing but bottom of barrel eta with DD..cases are also outsourced and mostly machined. But they market the hell out of it and try to charge more than like of ALS, GS which is a joke. They can rationalize it by claiming parent company also owns the subsidiaries that produce the parts but that really stretching the bs..
Thank you for being able to show us the watch making processes of Panerai.I enjoyed the video and it seems that it still requires some traditional hands on even though modern computer controlled mill and lathe machines make most of the parts.Even though it is a watch brand with some history and uniqueness I cannot see the price justification.The thickness of the face crystal must be for impact resistance not water pressure as the display crystal is less than half its thickness and still passes the 37.5 bar test!I would love to have a Panerai Radiomir just with the ETA 6497 would be fine as movements are easy to service and not expensive but will stay with my seagull homage which is just as good and not a bank breaker.
I have a fine watch collection which includes several Panerai models. They look great on my 8.5” wrist. Your video was a perfect way to communicate with current and future customers of these beautiful works of art
Fantastic video, it's always a joy to get into the details of these processes. My only note: I would have loved to see the movement manufacturing side of the house. Maybe next time!
I already explained in an answer before that this would have been too much for one video. I tried to pack as much information possible into it and the movement manufacturing simply didn’t fit in. But I hear you and I will deliver you in the future a video we’re you see how a movement is made... Thanks for your input and feedback!
Thank you very much for this impressive video! It's unbelievable what craftsmanship is necessary for a high-quality watch. I am a Paneristi myself and love the eye-catching but not ostentatious appearance of these watches and their quality of workmanship! I love my Logo and my Submersible titanium. Thanks again for the insight into the manufacturing process!
As so often written before I do also recommend you to go for a touch and feel. I guarantee you you will like the Bronzo (or other Panerai’s) afterwards even more...
Beautiful watch. Very professional video taken. But this watch is very expensive and out of reach of many like me who would like to own one. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for the positive feedback! I know the watch is expensive, but we all need to have dreams and things we want to go the extra-mile for ... Happy Holidays!
oh high end horology PLEASE. they're using entry-level miyota movements costing at most forty dollars now, rather than the 9000 series movement shown here. basically precision metalwork sounds amazing when you explain it to a non-expert. this is a company held aloft by paying people to rave about the watch ... and so far i have only seen non-experts doing so, like this guy expressing amazenent about basic manufacturing techniques like someone explained it to him five minutes ago. their entire marketing approach is a pantomime for gullible buyers
@@5naxalotl I agree with you, Machine tools like CNC Mill, Turn, CMM, CNC Grinder, etc .. they are charging too high for such mass production process. He is so impressed the measurement is controlled to 1 micron aka 0.001 mm.. well that BS.. 1 micron is the smell of cheese 🧀 after rubbing cheese between your palms. Its not high end horology.
So happy to read this... I know everyone wants to see more now and yes we will film more in the future. If I could I would put those videos already online now...
Juergen Heuberger All the bronze cases develop a very personal and particular look over the time. For me that’s lovely and you can - as explained in the video - easily get rid of the patina again if you wish...
Given my love for the Steampunk aesthetic (when done right) I will buy one of these without hesitation...once I win the lottery. Normally, I hate oversize watches but it makes perfect design sense with this particular model.
@@WatchAdvisor It could easily be displayed at the Steampunk exhibition at the Museum of the History of Science in Oxford. Panerai just needs to adjust the settings to 2009 and submit it to the exhibit. th-cam.com/video/5i9ZX10iM64/w-d-xo.html
hayhoky A video like this one is delivering a lot of insights you normally don’t see and you don’t know about ... The comments are overwhelming, this means you guys liked the vide, and this is the most important for me ...
If the back was also bronze...my wrist would be painted blue within hours Alex. Don't ask me why it's what it is. So the titanium back made a lot of sense. Fascinating walkthrough thank you heaps my friend 🤠🙃
Great Video, thank you very much for sharing, good quality as well, sound and videowise. Really nice to see how perfect these watches are assembled. Interesting and entertaining!
My cameraman will like to read this! Thank you! It’s only January last year we started the channel, so when I read so pleasant comments I feel flattered. Fact is we still learn a lot and I hope 🤞 to develop this channel to become the number one watch channel on TH-cam...
Thank you VERY much! I am happy to read that you liked the video and we were able to bring some of processes behind a Panerai to your screen... Let me know if you have any questions...
It’s more than just a video... I step-by-step want to establish WatchAdvisor to be your Watch-TV, delivering more and more exclusive and unique content...
Faceting video Alexander! Thank you so much for sharing this watches journey through production with us. I am not a huge Panerai or bronze fan, but I really like this watch! Thanks again!
You are welcome! Believe me I had real fun filming the video with my cameraman Jorge ... Jorge later did all the editing so let us applaud him for the great job he did...
Michael Hansen Ooops! Then I will have to produce some more videos for you. 😂 Where exactly do you live in Greenland 🇬🇱? Since someone 🤦🏻♂️ wanted to buy you, we now all have the noble obligation to protect you guys 😉
WatchAdvisor please do produce more videos. One can only dream when everything if far away. I live in the second biggest town in the west coast called Sisimiut. The only way we can get watches is by webshop. And or by travelling to other countries. ✈️
Large fpv I see it the same way. Bronze in combination with a sport/diver-watch let’s its design evolve through use. Very cool and on top you always own a unique piece since no two watches will look the same after only a short while...
Very kind Steven writing me this. Go and discover some models on your wrist. Touch and feel dare the things now to do... I guarantee you you will the brand afterwards even more...
Amazing video, Panerai is one of my favorite brands. With the 42 Submersible they will be in the top of the game again. And maybe they should improve their marketing strategy.
With Jean-Marc Pontroué many things will change rapidly... PANERAI 2.0 is in the make and will surprise you very, very soon... Thanks for sharing your thoughts and the positive feedback!
The Owl Guy I just stated some comments underneath that there are a few possibilities to pronounce Submersible... I’ve chosen mine ... unfortunately we can’t leave voice messages here ... I would have asked you to pronounce it the way you do ...
The Owl Guy That’s so nice telling me this. I can’t anyhow change anything, since I am who I am. My mother tongues are German (the Austrian version of it!) and French (the Swiss version of it)... As you all know I speak English and I speak Italian... So probably my way of pronouncing words results of that language mixture ...
@@WatchAdvisor "unfortunately we can’t leave voice messages here ... I would have asked you to pronounce it the way you do." I'm not Owl Guy, but in American English it's sub-MER-suh-buhl, similar to submarine (SUB-mer-reen). If you click on the link here and then click on the speaker icon you'll hear an American saying it: www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/submersible
Ciao! I knew and know how to pronounce Submersible in English correctly, but still I like that little Italian flair I put in the video by pronouncing the watch a little the Italian way and I still miss the possibility here to leave voice messages, since I would have liked to hear your individual versions of pronouncing the word Submersible ...
Thank you 🙏 for your positive feedback! We have a lot in the pipeline and we are still pretty young. So expect a lot of fun stuff coming in the next weeks and months. If you have any questions please let me know ...
Wonderful video and narration! Such a rich history behind Panerai, such a pleasure to see what someone is paying for when they acquire such a beautiful timepiece! Well done!
I am VERY happy to read this! Thank you! It was a pleasure for me to share this with the best audience in the world... Please let me know if you have a question...
Well I guarantee you that this will not be the last one. I love them too and I’m looking forward filming the next one. Is there anything specific you like most in such a video? Thank you for your kind feedback, it makes me very happy.
Thanks for the positive feedback! RP, I'm jealous! You own two super cool, iconic Submersible Bronzo watches! Are you going to get also the new 968? That would accomplish, in terms of colors, your little collection...
Yes, I’m gonna be getting the 968, though I’m taking delivery of a 127 Fiddy tomorrow so it will probably be next month or December as while my Fiancé is a beautiful & tolerant woman, there are limits, lol I looked at the 507, however one, I’m not a fan of PR on the dial(versus caseback) and secondly, I just think that that was a weak ass release from PAM, almost as though they forced a Bronzo that wasn’t the design of either the 382 or the 671 to come, and to me at least it’s the red headed step sister of the 382, lol. I’ve posted em, along with my other pieces on Horology Talk, Watches of Facebook and some other FB Horology groups. Drop in some time😊 Continued Success👊 RP
RP Jake I like that pure design of the 127. Very appealing to me. That’s very Panerai for me. The 507 is not mine as well. The PR indication on the dial simply isn’t beautiful. On the backside yes, but this design is not a resounding success I would say. It’s hard to explain our hobby sometimes and we have to make some compromises, so I hope you will make your way around and continue having fun with watches... If you have any questions let me know...
@@WatchAdvisor Hi There, Yes I own a Daylight Chrono Pam 188 and a Submersible Carbotech Carbon PAM 616. I always wanted to see how this was produced, your video was great. I have subscribed to the channel, keep it up. Br
Antony A 188 and 616!!! Very good choice indeed 👍 I hear you and I can imagine that you now see your watches a little different. Getting more and more insights about how these ticking marvels are made also changed my way approach ... I’m happy to read this! Thanks for your positive feedback and of course for subscribing...
Greetings from Vienna! I just answered this to David Levin here underneath who wrote almost the same as you did in his comment... Please allow me, without wanting to be impolite, to repost what I answered him: That’s exactly what happened to me when I started to discover, step by step, what it takes to build a mechanical wristwatch. You begin to see things different. A watch is no longer a disdainful speculation object or just a simple item. I started slowly to develop a relationship with my different watches. Each one has become a time memory on my wrist over the years, tells me a story when I wear and “we” add new ones each time we go out. Seeing so many highly skilled people making these ticking wonders happen is truly impressive and helps you create respect. That’s why, after all this amazing feedback we got, I want to continue presenting you more such videos. The interest is there, the appreciation as well, that’s really encouraging...
@@WatchAdvisor Greetings from Sydney Australia = I love your Videos, you present this beautiful art of watch making in a very elegant way - always a great education. thanks, Paul Nyul
After reading so many positive comments all day long tonight I’m very, very happy and proud of what we did. Thank you! The fact that I was able to entertain my audience, the best audience in the world, simply is wonderful...
These processes are indeed fascinating, I wish I could even deep dive much more and provide you these kind of videos every day. It’s a big pleasure to read such comments. 🙏!
Great, Professional video . I enjoyed watching. I’m interested in see how the movement pieces are manufactured, or is that proprietary. Also Dude I like that watch! Thanks for the Video
My PAM00671 says hello :) I think that the Blue Bronzo is the best looking but ...maybe it's because I love mine :) Also my PAM 00670 says hi....:) Love your work!
This comment is going to be a bit off topic. Just a fair warning. I own a Pam48, and I'm always conflicted about the use of exhibition case backs on sport watches. On one hand it's nice to be able to see the engine and admire its function. At a certain price point, I feel like we are looking at an AMG 63 Bi-Turbo with all of the plastic covering. It's cool, it's just a bit sterile and ultimately off brand for a tool watch. With the launch of this new Lange Odysseus, I feel that is what an exhibition case back should be used for, especially in a tool watch of that caliber. Show case art, not just function for visuality sake. Simplicity in function and form can be far more than enough, but then again I am probably alone in my approach to function, form, design and overall aesthetic. Grand Seiko has some of the best dials on the market, but their exhibition case backs leave something to be desired when compared to Lange or Glashutte Original for that matter. Granted that is a Grapes to Wine comparison, It's just a thought I have been having. Now back to the Bronzo and the point of this video, I love the enthusiasm you have for watch manufacturing. It's always a pleasure to watch your work. As a fan of high quality work, you keep the bar high and enjoy your use of an exhibition case back on the production of the industry. Best, Icy
Thanks for sharing Icy! I hear you! The discussion of the use of see through case backs is endless... especially the Asians what them. So it is hard not to have one if you want to be success in these markets. For me I wouldn’t need them at all. I know anyhow what’s under the hood...
@@WatchAdvisorPerhaps it makes the most sense in the East Asian Market, due to the fact of the amount of grey market goods and really good and really awful counterfeits. But ultimately I digress lol
ICY MIKE I like open case backs. You see what you get. Lange and Glashütte Original have some of the finest movements ever made and it would be a shame not to show it.
@@stevenvandemsky7290 those would be exceptions to the rule. I'm talking about movements that arent finished to an artistic standard. It's like staring at a Ford Mondeo 4 cylinder engine. It's cool, but just let it do its work undercover
These are the videos, the services that are good for the health of humanity. Commitment, passion and ability to build something exceptional together. Alexander I work in a modeling laboratory for all kinds of prototypes and I am also, as you know, a great lover and collector of manufactured watches: This is really a great video ... I hope you can make other videos for different manufactures as well. It was a very pleasant half hour. Thanks
Luca, your words are magic! It’s impossible to top what you wrote! I’m very touched and happy. Thank you so much! I now fully understand your passion and I once again salute the best audience in the world
@@WatchAdvisor Alexander I thank you for these videos that show and honor this wonderful world of watchmaking and the many great men and women who work with commitment and passion to produce these great little mechanical art jewels. Thank you for the wonderful window on this world of the clock that presents to us lovers 🤩🤩🤩
Well, Panerai (unless someone is following a trend) you either love it or hate it. Although I found 40 mm versions, always bought 44 or more, Radiomor at 45 and many specials at 47. I sold some, were poor choices. Ultimately it's what I said, either love it or hate it, I agree the said model is gorgeous.
I've a Luminor Arktos - 44mm. PAM00092 that I inherited. I just LOVE wearing a timepiece of such great quality. I could never afford to buy one on my own.
Beautiful video just subbed. Lovely wrist check. Still wearing my pam323 which I've had for years. I used to have 10 panerai but only kept a few. 323 is my favourite still. Thanks for sharing! Great insight!
Panerai uses only its own movements. All models (= 100 %) have in-house movements. We will produce another video in the future showing this. It was simple too much to also integrate all the content in one video...
@@WatchAdvisor ok then! I was going to say for such a prestigious, BEAUTIFUL time piece, i would hope they do it all! I'm looking forward to more great videos!
We have so many ideas about what to show you guys and I’m happy you’re telling us what you want to see... Production of movements! Well give us some time and we will have something ready ...
A stunning watch. Love the patina after time. Love the accent. A very well done video and watch - even though there seems to be abundance of sofa experts who think they can do better. Nice work!
Awesome video, very educational and different. Loved the step by step explanation of the process. Makes you appreciate even more the art of watch making.
Carlos Carrion Carlos, that was our intention when we made the video. It’s such a pleasure for me to be able to offer you guys such content. Thank you very much for your positive feedback!
Everyone now can buy a 5 axis milling machine and place in on a balcony to make a watch from bronze. But noone up to date has ever made a watch from super tough metals like rhenium or iridium etc. I would love to see that.
Wowh Wowh Wowh - a really beautiful Video. I was astonished about so many steps of assembling the bezel... glueing the numbers by hand in *awesome* many thanks for this Video and wonderful regards from the south of Germany. Please go ahead Alexander - i like your Videos really really much!
Sven, danke für das nette Feedback. Wir haben uns in der Tat sehr viel Mühe gegeben. Jorge, mein Kameramann hat ganze Arbeit geleistet. Melde Dich solltest Du irgendwelche Fragen hast ...
Alexander this is by far the greatest video you have ever made! Unbelievable. Major respect to Panerai. Panerai needs more videos like this. What a stunner!! Please more videos like these! WOW!!!
George, I love your comment! 🙏 That’s super encouraging and motivating. I’ll take the momentum and work even harder for you guys...
I watched this with my wife and we were both enthralled. Jean-Marc’s true passion and genuine excitement for the whole process made me want to research and learn more about Panerai. Amazing.
Love your comment! Thanks for sharing! Please let me know if you have questions and/or you need any help ...
You are the man when it comes to videos on watches! This video really knocks it out of the ballpark! This will be my new grail watch. Looking forward to seeing more of your fantastic reviews!
That's soo friendly to share these thoughts with all of us. Thank you! It's encouraging and inspiring to read and you will very soon see the next video ...
Well done, informative video showing the manufacturing process from the raw bronze disc material to the end product on the wrist. Something I learned was using denture tablets to clean off the patina. Thanks very much!
If you want to get rid off the patina that's what I recommend. I'm happy that you found the video informative ... Thank you for the feedback!
Wow! Excellent review of the entire Panerai assembly process.
Thank you again for this great video!
You are very welcome! I’m happy you like the video! Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us...
Thanks, Alexander for giving us a spectacular tour of Panerai. As always, you did a wonderful job. Loved getting a first hand approach in the assembly of one of their most beautiful timepieces. Now,, whenever I strap on my Submersible, I’ll have a whole new respect for what it took to build it!
David, that’s exactly what happened to me when I started to discover, step by step, what it takes to build a mechanical wristwatch. You begin to see things different. A watch is no longer a disdainful speculation object or just a simple item. I started slowly to develop a relationship with my different watches. Each one has become a time memory on my wrist over the years, tells me a story when I wear and “we” add new ones each time we go out. Seeing so many highly skilled people making these ticking wonders happen is truly impressive and helps you create respect. That’s why, after all this amazing feedback we got, I want to continue presenting you more such videos. The interest is there, the appreciation as well, that’s really encouraging...
I'd love to see a video like this for the Tudor Pelagos. It's such a unique watch with so many specific technologies put into it. I imaging the assembly process would be quite enthralling. None the less, great video!
This is almost impossible I think, since Tudor/Rolex do have a quite severe policy when it comes to making pictures/filming in their production sites... But you never know... A good idea anyway!
These making-of videos have made me realize something; if I looked at the individual watches, I probably wouldn't be interested. But going through the journey of the watch being made and listening to the narration, it makes me appreciate each of the watches way more.
Thank you 🙏🏼 George for this wonderful feedback!
Fantastic, one of the best watch videos I’ve seen. Would love to see this for one of the watches I own. Would love to have seen the assembly of the movement as part of the video. Would be like watching the birth of your watch then. Great job!,
Paul Friend We will make a separate video with the assembly of a movement... Fitting also this part into this one simply would have been too much. Thank you so much for sharing your positive feedback with us. 🙏
What an amazing process! One seldom sees an operation like this in action, what a privilege.
Not a privilege... WatchAdvisor on TH-cam! 😉 Please, stay tuned to discover more about watches and the watch industry...
Great video! I love Panerai (I have a PAM88) and looking to add a Submersible. Thank you for the inside peek.
Adding a Submersible to the “GMT” you own is a good idea! Do you already have a specific model in mind? The Submersible will play a much stronger role in the collections in the next years. Was a bit a sleeping beauty... Let me know if you have any questions! Thank you for sharing and positive feedback!
Thanks for an amazing video. I just received a PAM968 and It was fantastic to see how the watch was manufactured and built. Always wanted a bronzo since the release of the original 382.
Congratulations, thanks for sharing your passion with us! May your PAM968 continue to always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours…
@@WatchAdvisor Thanks for the kind words. Take care.
Awsome, thanks Alex & Panerai !!! to give us the oportunity to see what happens into a heart of the watch production
You are very welcome Alfonso. What part of the video did you like most? I’m just curious... 😉
@@WatchAdvisor
All the video are very interesting, but for me, I think the part of the one piece case development.
I own tree Pans but not Bronze. I have a Zenith Pilot 20 on bronze case, looks awsome
The pressure testing was amazing however the precision cutting of the bronze was unreal. Who am I kidding? The whole dam video was my favorite from start to end! Alexander, maybe you can gain access to other companies watch fabrication so we as the viewers can become more aware how each brand approaches technology. Again your best video ever on WA! Thanks so much. As a proud owner of the Panerai PAM 616 this made me want to buy another Panerai. Panerai should have paid you for this wonderful video! Keep safe!
I will definitely film more such videos in the near future, but I don’t know yet which one will be next. The feedback of my audience is so encouraging! Which Panerai would you in theory be interested in? I’m just curious...
@@WatchAdvisor Alexander, I would definitely buy the the 968 if I could immediately based on your video! However Im sure the waiting list is huge. Currently Im looking to buy the 575 Oro Roso. I know as a Panerai owner we wish Panerai would do what you just did for them! You should have received some compensation from them for this!!! If I could press the like button 100000000X I would!! Shared your video with other friends who are Panerai collectors and all liked and subscribed immediately!!!
George, that’s simply amazing what you wrote. Thank you! Reading this at the end of a long day brings a huge smile in my face. I’m so happy that you had fun watching the video and you liked it. I can tell you that with Jean-Marc many things at Panerai are going to change. Jean-Marc has quickly understood the brand and is aware of the power of the Paneristi. We are talking about 40.000 Paneristi worldwide and Jean-Marc has already personally met a lot of them. The brand will have a bright future and as I wrote above many things will change to be much more modern and attractive. Stay tuned and we will have a lot of fun together... Good night from Vienna!
@@WatchAdvisor Alexander, maybe you and your colleagues can organize a "watch convention/meet&greet" in Geneva, Neuchatel or elsewhere. I am always looking for a reason to come to Switzerland!! I was watching your Panerai video, again, while you responded!
Another great episode, Alexander. You made me want to buy a Panerai now.
Which one? Any particular model you fell in love with? If you have any questions let me know...
One can compare a high quality, complicated, beautiful watch to - your production. An Astonishing amount of information(both visual and audible), detailed close up, strong, annoyance - free narration, respect to the company, underlining an important points, explanation and much more. Something so complicated and beautiful as high quality watches surely deserves an importance of equal presentation. And in this case, it’s perfectly matched.
Thank you sir.
What about the "Bronzo"? Did you like the Panerai? The goal of the video was to show how such a watch is manufactured...
I didn't know that this would be so damn interesting but I want more of these videos. A. Lange & Sons, Grand Seiko, etc.
Hehe 😉 that’s nice to read! I hear you! You are not the only one to suggest more such videos. We will deliver them. I don’t know today when the next one will be ready, but I guarantee you it will...
I also want to see a full video on Richard Mille and FP. Journe
Wow… a pleasure to see the making of.
Thank you Watchadviser for show us and also thanks to Panerai to let you inside show they Crown Jewels…
Very interesting
Thanks for sharing our passion! I am happy to read this…
Thank you for the detail. Really great to see their process!
I’m happy you liked it! Thanks for the feedback! Had you before seen the process how a watch is manufactured and/or were you aware of? I’m curious to learn and get more input... so please forgive me when I’m a bit curious...
An excellent video showing the Panerai quality from start to finish. I own 3 and are very happy with their design and functions.
I am happy to read this! Thank you for sharing... 👍🏻
I thought this video was very enlightening great stuff, the whole process was fantastic to see first hand, from the case to the marage of the movement of the watch, wow I thouraly enjoyed it. Beautiful watch.
Can't wait to see the next vid.
Thanks for sharing and your positive feedback! Next behind the scenes videos will be Omega!
@@WatchAdvisor great I love Omega
Amazing video Alexander!
Thanks for sharing it.
Please do this kind of video more frequently.
Amintas Neto Sir, yes Sir I will! Just kidding 😆😉 The feedback is overwhelming, so of course I plan to bring more such content in the near future. I’m very happy you liked what we did! Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us...
@@WatchAdvisor Great to hear that Alexander. I really appreciate your videos. Please keep them up!! 😉
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Enjoyed the video - made me appreciate my Panerai a little more today.
Kristopher Munn That’s good to know. Thank you very much for your feedback!
Thank you and also to Panerai for providing us the opportunity to see this process, which would not otherwise be possible. Great video with fascinating visuals and information.
What counts is that you are happy! In fact Panerai gave us the possibility to film something particular and I am as you are very thankful...
So good to see behind the scenes of watch manufacturing. I definitely have faith in the Panerai quality.
Thanks for the kind feedback! Let me know if you have any questions...
Very interesting production process. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to see you making more videos like this.
Servus aus Wien
Danke für die positive Rückmeldung. Es freut mich dass Dir das Video gefällt. Grüsse zurück und noch einen schönen Sonntag...
Fantastic, great narration and imagery too. I’m normally a fan of more subtle timepieces but that is stunning
Thank you very much for the wonderful feedback! Let me know if you have any questions...
Großartiges Video. Vielen lieben Dank für die Gelegenheit bei der Geburt dieser tollen Uhr dabei gewesen zu sein.
Danke für das Kompliment und Dein Feedback! Wenn Du noch Fragen hast, dann melde Dich bei mir...
@@WatchAdvisor Besten Dank für das Angebot.
Amazing video. Congratulations on producing this Alexander! Loved the watch assembly footage.
The video in fact offers a very different view of what we are used to see on TH-cam. I’m so happy you liked it! The general feedback is so positive and encouraging that this was for sure not the last video showing insights...
@@WatchAdvisor Nice! We'll keep watching!
This was a great inside glimpse into the production process without all the typical company marketing glitz, Just your camera peeking over the shoulder of someone doing their tasks, Thanks to you and Panerai for doing this.👍
You are welcome! I am happy to read this! Thanks for the kind feedback and for sharing our passion ... Let me know if you have any questions...
@ Darkside its infact pure marketing fluff. Basically an informercial.
Nothing abour Panerai is what they claim. They are not a manufacture but a assembler. This model uses poorly finished valfluerier movement, the same used by Baume/IWC except its poorly finished in Panerai. The new chronographs are nothing but bottom of barrel eta with DD..cases are also outsourced and mostly machined. But they market the hell out of it and try to charge more than like of ALS, GS which is a joke.
They can rationalize it by claiming parent company also owns the subsidiaries that produce the parts but that really stretching the bs..
@@cy4624 That was a waste of your time I skipped reading it cause I don't care, I just wanted to see watch production and I got it
Thank you for being able to show us the watch making processes of Panerai.I enjoyed the video and it seems that it still requires some traditional hands on even though modern computer controlled mill and lathe machines make most of the parts.Even though it is a watch brand with some history and uniqueness I cannot see the price justification.The thickness of the face crystal must be for impact resistance not water pressure as the display crystal is less than half its thickness and still passes the 37.5 bar test!I would love to have a Panerai Radiomir just with the ETA 6497 would be fine as movements are easy to service and not expensive but will stay with my seagull homage which is just as good and not a bank breaker.
I have a fine watch collection which includes several Panerai models. They look great on my 8.5” wrist.
Your video was a perfect way to communicate with current and future customers of these beautiful works of art
I am happy to read this, thanks for sharing! May all your watches always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours… 😉
I am so glad that you are not keen on Rolex.
Fantastic video, it's always a joy to get into the details of these processes. My only note: I would have loved to see the movement manufacturing side of the house. Maybe next time!
I already explained in an answer before that this would have been too much for one video. I tried to pack as much information possible into it and the movement manufacturing simply didn’t fit in. But I hear you and I will deliver you in the future a video we’re you see how a movement is made... Thanks for your input and feedback!
Thank you very much for this impressive video! It's unbelievable what craftsmanship is necessary for a high-quality watch. I am a Paneristi myself and love the eye-catching but not ostentatious appearance of these watches and their quality of workmanship! I love my Logo and my Submersible titanium. Thanks again for the insight into the manufacturing process!
Thank you very much for your kind feedback! May your Panerai watches always show you HAPPY seconds, minutes and hours!
Beautiful time piece
As so often written before I do also recommend you to go for a touch and feel. I guarantee you you will like the Bronzo (or other Panerai’s) afterwards even more...
Great video! Felt like a Panerai master watchmaker for 33 minutes. Thanks!!!
Thank you, I love your comment and I feel honored that we were able to transport emotions and insights at that level. 👍
WatchAdvisor your welcome! I’ll go and check out the rest of your channel 💪🏻
UrbanGentleman Have fun! 😉
Beautiful watch. Very professional video taken. But this watch is very expensive and out of reach of many like me who would like to own one. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for the positive feedback! I know the watch is expensive, but we all need to have dreams and things we want to go the extra-mile for ... Happy Holidays!
The impeccable process is highly educational as to why these time pieces cost so much, I'm a Paneristi so I enjoyed this very much.
Thank you Carlos for sharing, I am happy to read this! ... love your comment ...
And people wonder why high end horology comes at such a price. Fine craftsmanship doesn’t come cheap.
oh high end horology PLEASE. they're using entry-level miyota movements costing at most forty dollars now, rather than the 9000 series movement shown here. basically precision metalwork sounds amazing when you explain it to a non-expert. this is a company held aloft by paying people to rave about the watch ... and so far i have only seen non-experts doing so, like this guy expressing amazenent about basic manufacturing techniques like someone explained it to him five minutes ago. their entire marketing approach is a pantomime for gullible buyers
@@5naxalotl got any evidence to back up your damning statement?
@@garyboyle695 no, i was actually thinking of a different brand
Definitely not high end horology. That said, I love Panerai!
@@5naxalotl I agree with you, Machine tools like CNC Mill, Turn, CMM, CNC Grinder, etc .. they are charging too high for such mass production process. He is so impressed the measurement is controlled to 1 micron aka 0.001 mm.. well that BS.. 1 micron is the smell of cheese 🧀 after rubbing cheese between your palms. Its not high end horology.
The insight into the case making is incredible! I would like to see more about dial making
So happy to read this... I know everyone wants to see more now and yes we will film more in the future. If I could I would put those videos already online now...
Perfect video,Beautiful watch!!!
Good morning! It’s 08:19 CEST and believe me reading this is better than ☕️ coffee. Thanks!
The Patina makes the Watch mutch more beautifull.....Great Video
Juergen Heuberger All the bronze cases develop a very personal and particular look over the time. For me that’s lovely and you can - as explained in the video - easily get rid of the patina again if you wish...
Given my love for the Steampunk aesthetic (when done right) I will buy one of these without hesitation...once I win the lottery. Normally, I hate oversize watches but it makes perfect design sense with this particular model.
LorenzoNW I hear you! Thanks for sharing ... Never thought the watch would attract Steampunk-lovers ... cool! 👍
@@WatchAdvisor It could easily be displayed at the Steampunk exhibition at the Museum of the History of Science in Oxford. Panerai just needs to adjust the settings to 2009 and submit it to the exhibit. th-cam.com/video/5i9ZX10iM64/w-d-xo.html
Quality content. This is doing good things for the brand. Thank you for your excellent coverage.
hayhoky A video like this one is delivering a lot of insights you normally don’t see and you don’t know about ... The comments are overwhelming, this means you guys liked the vide, and this is the most important for me ...
WatchAdvisor va y fort! Encore un gros bravo!
hayhoky 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
thank you for the video lovely watch
You are welcome! The goal was to entertain you and show some insights... I’m happy we succeeded...
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE this watch!!!!!!!!!
We LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE your comment! Thank you very much!
Nice in-depth video btw..I’m happy with my old 312..😀
HL Thanks for your feedback and comments 😉👌
Fantastic Video of an Amazing Timepiece
Thanks for sharing our passion!
If the back was also bronze...my wrist would be painted blue within hours Alex. Don't ask me why it's what it is. So the titanium back made a lot of sense. Fascinating walkthrough thank you heaps my friend 🤠🙃
Albert, as always you are very muchy welcome. Greetings from Vienna my friend!
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Great Video, thank you very much for sharing, good quality as well, sound and videowise. Really nice to see how perfect these watches are assembled. Interesting and entertaining!
My cameraman will like to read this! Thank you! It’s only January last year we started the channel, so when I read so pleasant comments I feel flattered. Fact is we still learn a lot and I hope 🤞 to develop this channel to become the number one watch channel on TH-cam...
Dont care much for this model but the video and narration was fantastic, sir. Excellent.
Thank you VERY much! I am happy to read that you liked the video and we were able to bring some of processes behind a Panerai to your screen... Let me know if you have any questions...
Thanks for taking us on this adventure. I enjoyed the journey.
You are very welcome! Let me know if you have any questions...
33 minutes, wow. Well worth the wait for this video!
It’s more than just a video... I step-by-step want to establish WatchAdvisor to be your Watch-TV, delivering more and more exclusive and unique content...
@@WatchAdvisor You guys are doing an incredible job! :)
Herb 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Faceting video Alexander! Thank you so much for sharing this watches journey through production with us. I am not a huge Panerai or bronze fan, but I really like this watch! Thanks again!
You are welcome! Believe me I had real fun filming the video with my cameraman Jorge ... Jorge later did all the editing so let us applaud him for the great job he did...
Super video. Thanks.
I’m happy to read this! We invested a lot of passion .... 🙏
Loved the show. Loved watching the process of the watch being made. Thank you.
sticustom We loved to show you the making-of... thank you for your interest and if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask me...
Looks great and I am starting to fall I love with the Panerai. Damn they look good 😍
Go and discover them in real. Go for a touch and feel and get really infected by the Panerai virus 🦠 and then tell me how you feel 😉
WatchAdvisor it’s a bit difficult to do, when you live in Greenland. Where there is no AD anywhere. Would love to do, when given chance. 🤩
Michael Hansen Ooops! Then I will have to produce some more videos for you. 😂 Where exactly do you live in Greenland 🇬🇱? Since someone 🤦🏻♂️ wanted to buy you, we now all have the noble obligation to protect you guys 😉
WatchAdvisor please do produce more videos. One can only dream when everything if far away. I live in the second biggest town in the west coast called Sisimiut. The only way we can get watches is by webshop. And or by travelling to other countries. ✈️
I will, I will ! That’s why we have been launching this channel in January 2018...
i own a couple of visconti watches made from bronze i love how the patina does its job it makes the watch unique.
Large fpv I see it the same way. Bronze in combination with a sport/diver-watch let’s its design evolve through use. Very cool and on top you always own a unique piece since no two watches will look the same after only a short while...
Fantastic video! It's a pleasure to see, amazing video quality!
It’s fun making such videos and a huge pleasure reading your comments. 🙏 thank you!
@@WatchAdvisor It would be a dream for me be able to be in a watch factory like you!!
Absolutely fascinating, your commentary made it for me! Well done
Witness The Fitness Thank you very much! I love your comment. If you have any additional questions please let me know...
Amazing video. Loved every part of it. My pam 372 says hi.
Hehe 😉 I hear you! It’s fantastic to read your comment! Thank you 🙏
Incredible piece of art! Saving to buy one day!
Thanks for sharing our passion! I keep my fingers crossed! Let me know if you have any questions...
this is very good, pleased I watched this..
steven uk1 And I am very pleased that you liked it!
@@WatchAdvisor all credit to you Alexander, this shows Panerai in a very good light, I even like the brand more now.
Very kind Steven writing me this. Go and discover some models on your wrist. Touch and feel dare the things now to do... I guarantee you you will the brand afterwards even more...
Amazing video, Panerai is one of my favorite brands. With the 42 Submersible they will be in the top of the game again. And maybe they should improve their marketing strategy.
With Jean-Marc Pontroué many things will change rapidly... PANERAI 2.0 is in the make and will surprise you very, very soon... Thanks for sharing your thoughts and the positive feedback!
What an absolute beauty 😍😍😍
These are currently the best watch videos on TH-cam. Impressive. Keep them coming Alexander. Thank you.
I am touched! I love you comment! Wonderful! I’ll keep them coming, you can count on me!
Soob meer seeblay! Your accent is awesome. Loved the video!
The Owl Guy I just stated some comments underneath that there are a few possibilities to pronounce Submersible... I’ve chosen mine ... unfortunately we can’t leave voice messages here ... I would have asked you to pronounce it the way you do ...
Yours is AWESOME! NEVER change! I love it.
The Owl Guy That’s so nice telling me this. I can’t anyhow change anything, since I am who I am. My mother tongues are German (the Austrian version of it!) and French (the Swiss version of it)... As you all know I speak English and I speak Italian... So probably my way of pronouncing words results of that language mixture ...
@@WatchAdvisor "unfortunately we can’t leave voice messages here ... I would have asked you to pronounce it the way you do."
I'm not Owl Guy, but in American English it's sub-MER-suh-buhl, similar to submarine (SUB-mer-reen).
If you click on the link here and then click on the speaker icon you'll hear an American saying it:
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/submersible
Ciao! I knew and know how to pronounce Submersible in English correctly, but still I like that little Italian flair I put in the video by pronouncing the watch a little the Italian way and I still miss the possibility here to leave voice messages, since I would have liked to hear your individual versions of pronouncing the word Submersible ...
Awesome video I have always loved the look of the Panerai with Lug cover. this process makes me want to get one even more. Thank you for creating this
You are very welcome 🙏🏻
Mate, you made me love any Panerai. Well done. 💪 Just subscribed.
Thank you 🙏 for your positive feedback! We have a lot in the pipeline and we are still pretty young. So expect a lot of fun stuff coming in the next weeks and months. If you have any questions please let me know ...
Wonderful video and narration! Such a rich history behind Panerai, such a pleasure to see what someone is paying for when they acquire such a beautiful timepiece! Well done!
I am VERY happy to read this! Thank you! It was a pleasure for me to share this with the best audience in the world... Please let me know if you have a question...
These kind of watch videos are my all time favorite ❤️
Well I guarantee you that this will not be the last one. I love them too and I’m looking forward filming the next one. Is there anything specific you like most in such a video? Thank you for your kind feedback, it makes me very happy.
WatchAdvisor You're doing a damn fine job. Everything is perfect. I'm looking forward to the next video :)
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Having the 382 & 671, these are my favorite PAMs, no questions asked!!
Great video!!
Cheers🍻
RP
Thanks for the positive feedback! RP, I'm jealous! You own two super cool, iconic Submersible Bronzo watches! Are you going to get also the new 968? That would accomplish, in terms of colors, your little collection...
Yes, I’m gonna be getting the 968, though I’m taking delivery of a 127 Fiddy tomorrow so it will probably be next month or December as while my Fiancé is a beautiful & tolerant woman, there are limits, lol
I looked at the 507, however one, I’m not a fan of PR on the dial(versus caseback) and secondly, I just think that that was a weak ass release from PAM, almost as though they forced a Bronzo that wasn’t the design of either the 382 or the 671 to come, and to me at least it’s the red headed step sister of the 382, lol.
I’ve posted em, along with my other pieces on Horology Talk, Watches of Facebook and some other FB Horology groups. Drop in some time😊
Continued Success👊
RP
RP Jake I like that pure design of the 127. Very appealing to me. That’s very Panerai for me. The 507 is not mine as well. The PR indication on the dial simply isn’t beautiful. On the backside yes, but this design is not a resounding success I would say. It’s hard to explain our hobby sometimes and we have to make some compromises, so I hope you will make your way around and continue having fun with watches... If you have any questions let me know...
great video, very interesting.
Thank you very much! Let me be curious please: Are you a Panerai owner?
@@WatchAdvisor Hi There, Yes I own a Daylight Chrono Pam 188 and a Submersible Carbotech Carbon PAM 616. I always wanted to see how this was produced, your video was great. I have subscribed to the channel, keep it up. Br
Antony A 188 and 616!!! Very good choice indeed 👍 I hear you and I can imagine that you now see your watches a little different. Getting more and more insights about how these ticking marvels are made also changed my way approach ... I’m happy to read this! Thanks for your positive feedback and of course for subscribing...
Such wonderful technologies and craftsmanship! Thank you for this video.
I am glad you liked it! It’s in fact impressive to see how a mechanical wristwatch is built... If you have any question please let me know...
Remarkable video! You are slowly but surely becoming the best TH-cam channel on watches.
Joseph, I salute the best audience in the world. Thank you!
wonderful video !!! Now I have a new appreciation for Panerai & the fantastic world of watchmaking .
Paul , Sydney Australia
Greetings from Vienna! I just answered this to David Levin here underneath who wrote almost the same as you did in his comment... Please allow me, without wanting to be impolite, to repost what I answered him:
That’s exactly what happened to me when I started to discover, step by step, what it takes to build a mechanical wristwatch. You begin to see things different. A watch is no longer a disdainful speculation object or just a simple item. I started slowly to develop a relationship with my different watches. Each one has become a time memory on my wrist over the years, tells me a story when I wear and “we” add new ones each time we go out. Seeing so many highly skilled people making these ticking wonders happen is truly impressive and helps you create respect. That’s why, after all this amazing feedback we got, I want to continue presenting you more such videos. The interest is there, the appreciation as well, that’s really encouraging...
@@WatchAdvisor Greetings from Sydney Australia = I love your Videos, you present this beautiful art of watch making in a very elegant way - always a great education. thanks, Paul Nyul
@@karennyul2314 I am touched! Thank you very much!!
Amazing content, thanks so much for sharing!
After reading so many positive comments all day long tonight I’m very, very happy and proud of what we did. Thank you! The fact that I was able to entertain my audience, the best audience in the world, simply is wonderful...
Cool video! I just learned a lot. Thank you Alexander
These processes are indeed fascinating, I wish I could even deep dive much more and provide you these kind of videos every day. It’s a big pleasure to read such comments. 🙏!
Great, Professional video . I enjoyed watching.
I’m interested in see how the movement pieces are manufactured, or is that proprietary.
Also Dude I like that watch!
Thanks for the Video
A video showing how a movement is manufactured and assembled will follow, it is in the pipeline... Thanks for your feedback!
I own 7 bronze automatic watches. This panerai is the ultimate in bronzos..I had a great time watching this. Thanks so much
IMHO it is the one and only REAL bronze watch... All others are just copies...
My PAM00671 says hello :)
I think that the Blue Bronzo is the best looking but ...maybe it's because I love mine :)
Also my PAM 00670 says hi....:)
Love your work!
This comment is going to be a bit off topic. Just a fair warning.
I own a Pam48, and I'm always conflicted about the use of exhibition case backs on sport watches. On one hand it's nice to be able to see the engine and admire its function. At a certain price point, I feel like we are looking at an AMG 63 Bi-Turbo with all of the plastic covering. It's cool, it's just a bit sterile and ultimately off brand for a tool watch.
With the launch of this new Lange Odysseus, I feel that is what an exhibition case back should be used for, especially in a tool watch of that caliber. Show case art, not just function for visuality sake. Simplicity in function and form can be far more than enough, but then again I am probably alone in my approach to function, form, design and overall aesthetic. Grand Seiko has some of the best dials on the market, but their exhibition case backs leave something to be desired when compared to Lange or Glashutte Original for that matter.
Granted that is a Grapes to Wine comparison, It's just a thought I have been having.
Now back to the Bronzo and the point of this video, I love the enthusiasm you have for watch manufacturing. It's always a pleasure to watch your work. As a fan of high quality work, you keep the bar high and enjoy your use of an exhibition case back on the production of the industry.
Best,
Icy
Thanks for sharing Icy! I hear you! The discussion of the use of see through case backs is endless... especially the Asians what them. So it is hard not to have one if you want to be success in these markets. For me I wouldn’t need them at all. I know anyhow what’s under the hood...
@@WatchAdvisorPerhaps it makes the most sense in the East Asian Market, due to the fact of the amount of grey market goods and really good and really awful counterfeits.
But ultimately I digress lol
ICY MIKE I like open case backs. You see what you get. Lange and Glashütte Original have some of the finest movements ever made and it would be a shame not to show it.
@@stevenvandemsky7290 those would be exceptions to the rule. I'm talking about movements that arent finished to an artistic standard. It's like staring at a Ford Mondeo 4 cylinder engine. It's cool, but just let it do its work undercover
These are the videos, the services that are good for the health of humanity. Commitment, passion and ability to build something exceptional together. Alexander I work in a modeling laboratory for all kinds of prototypes and I am also, as you know, a great lover and collector of manufactured watches: This is really a great video ...
I hope you can make other videos for different manufactures as well.
It was a very pleasant half hour. Thanks
Luca, your words are magic! It’s impossible to top what you wrote! I’m very touched and happy. Thank you so much! I now fully understand your passion and I once again salute the best audience in the world
@@WatchAdvisor Alexander I thank you for these videos that show and honor this wonderful world of watchmaking and the many great men and women who work with commitment and passion to produce these great little mechanical art jewels. Thank you for the wonderful window on this world of the clock that presents to us lovers 🤩🤩🤩
Panerai has never been appealing to me, but this Bronz edition looks beautiful.
EyeOnTime In this case the best to do is to go and try it on your wrist... arrange a touch and feel with you AD and/or boutique...
Well, Panerai (unless someone is following a trend) you either love it or hate it. Although I found 40 mm versions, always bought 44 or more, Radiomor at 45 and many specials at 47. I sold some, were poor choices. Ultimately it's what I said, either love it or hate it, I agree the said model is gorgeous.
I've a Luminor Arktos - 44mm. PAM00092 that I inherited. I just LOVE wearing a timepiece of such great quality. I could never afford to buy one on my own.
Congratulations, thanks for sharing! May your Panerai always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours...
Beautiful! Thank you!
Thanks! Robert, did you ever have a Bronzo in your hands, on your wrist?
Beautiful video just subbed. Lovely wrist check. Still wearing my pam323 which I've had for years. I used to have 10 panerai but only kept a few. 323 is my favourite still. Thanks for sharing! Great insight!
Thanks for the positive feedback! The "323" is pretty special ... it was a good idea to keep it!
@@WatchAdvisor thanks. Really enjoyed your video i can't believe so much was done by hand!!. What is your favourite panerai watch? Best from Ireland.
Where is the footage of the movement being assembled?!? They are outsourced OBVIOUSLY.... That's the interesting part! The movement is there it's at!
Panerai uses only its own movements. All models (= 100 %) have in-house movements. We will produce another video in the future showing this. It was simple too much to also integrate all the content in one video...
@@WatchAdvisor ok then! I was going to say for such a prestigious, BEAUTIFUL time piece, i would hope they do it all! I'm looking forward to more great videos!
We have so many ideas about what to show you guys and I’m happy you’re telling us what you want to see... Production of movements! Well give us some time and we will have something ready ...
A stunning watch. Love the patina after time. Love the accent. A very well done video and watch - even though there seems to be abundance of sofa experts who think they can do better. Nice work!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Yes, those sofa experts... Never mind!
Soob-mer-see-ble😜
Newton centimeters?! 🧐
Feets 😂
Wiff 🤪
😂 you seemed to have fun whilst watching... 👍
WatchAdvisor very entertaining! 😜
Well that’s good to know
How many languages do you speak perfectly?
Mandy Lion Two.
Awesome video, very educational and different. Loved the step by step explanation of the process. Makes you appreciate even more the art of watch making.
Carlos Carrion Carlos, that was our intention when we made the video. It’s such a pleasure for me to be able to offer you guys such content. Thank you very much for your positive feedback!
Everyone now can buy a 5 axis milling machine and place in on a balcony to make a watch from bronze. But noone up to date has ever made a watch from super tough metals like rhenium or iridium etc. I would love to see that.
The industry has been using so many new materials recently, so let's see...
Wowh Wowh Wowh - a really beautiful Video. I was astonished about so many steps of assembling the bezel... glueing the numbers by hand in *awesome* many thanks for this Video and wonderful regards from the south of Germany.
Please go ahead Alexander - i like your Videos really really much!
Holger, I will go ahead, no discussion. I love my work and I love to entertain you the way I do. Thank you so much for this positive feedback!
Watching this with my bronzo on my wrist.
Thanks for sharing our passion! Your “Bronzo“ May always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours…
Gorgeous timepiece and very entertaining step by step view of the assembly if this watch...
Thank you for sharing this experience...😎👍🏻
I am happy to read this. Thank you! Any questions? Please let me know...
Awesome vid, one day🙏🏾one day. Be Safe;-).
RUCROCK1 Thanks for your wishes and sharing ... I keep my fingers crossed 🤞🏼 and I know you’ll make your dream come through... 😉
WatchAdvisor As they say “from your mouth to God’s Ears”😄Blessings and thank you my friend. 🙏🏾😌Be Safe;-).
RUCROCK1 🙌🏻
Eine sehr schöne Doku, die einem wieder einmal klarmacht, warum diese High End Uhren ihren Preis haben. Tolle Detailaufnahmen!
Sven, danke für das nette Feedback. Wir haben uns in der Tat sehr viel Mühe gegeben. Jorge, mein Kameramann hat ganze Arbeit geleistet. Melde Dich solltest Du irgendwelche Fragen hast ...
Wonderful, thank you
neil us I am happy you liked it! Thanks for your positive feedback! May I be curious and ask if you are a Panerai owner?
Easily the best review I've ever seen , OMG , Thank you ....
Thanks for sharing our passion and your kind feedback!
17:03 you sound like a robot, jokes aside, i admire you learning another language
Call me Alex, not Alexa! 😂😉
Excellent video. Thanks for making
You are very welcome! I am happy to read this! Please let me know if you have any questions...