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panerai mare nostrum prototype | the Panerai mare shqip panerai mare nostrum prototype The Mare Nostrum chronograph is an exceptionally rare and mysterious watch within the vintage Panerai family. The original prototype (s) went missing and the only available evidence of its existence was a photographic plate from the 1950s which shows the Mare Nostrum in a three quarter view. How to read Omega Seamaster model numbers for the Aqua Terra, Professional Diver, GMT, and Chronograph. Warning: Codes are not used consistently by Omega, use this table only as a rough guide

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The Mare Nostrum chronograph is an exceptionally rare and mysterious watch within the vintage Panerai family. The original prototype (s) went missing and the only .

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The Mare Nostrum is a true Panerai oddity: an unwieldy 1940s prototype whose later incarnation helped kick-start the brand’s revival, with occasional editions beloved by the . The Mare Nostrum chronograph is an exceptionally rare and mysterious watch within the vintage Panerai family. The original prototype (s) went missing and the only available evidence of its existence was a photographic plate from the 1950s which shows the Mare Nostrum in a three quarter view. The Mare Nostrum is a true Panerai oddity: an unwieldy 1940s prototype whose later incarnation helped kick-start the brand’s revival, with occasional editions beloved by the Paneristi faithful. Since then, Panerai has gone on to produce two faithful reissues of the original 52mm Mare Nostrum, one in 2010 and the other in 2015. Bearing the reference number PRT MN52TI, this watch served as a prototype to the 2010 reissue (reference number PAM00300).

Panerai is once again reviving the Mare Nostrum, this time in the form of a titanium cased special edition with a design reminiscent of the original prototype developed in 1943. So named for the Royal Italian Navy’s WWII victories in the Mediterranean Sea, Mare Nostrum translates to “Our Sea.”Eventually, however, an actual, working physical prototype emerged, made during wartime, which was acquired by the Panerai Museum. It negated the accuracy of the 1993 reimagining. For one thing, it was a massive 52mm in diameter. For another, it had a layered, “3D” dial.

Inspired by the legendary Panerai Mare Nostrum, the first chronograph produced by the brand in the 1940s or 1950s for the Italian Navy, comes the new Panerai Mare Nostrum PAM 716 with a stainless steel case measuring 42 mm in diameter and powered by a non-in-house calibre.

This modern watch (below) is based upon a 1943 prototype piece developed for the Italian Navy (above). Originally, only a handful or so of these watches were produced, and as the Allies overtook the Italian peninsula in the same year as the watch’s development, the need for final models quickly evaporated.This one-of-a-kind prototype revives one of Panerai’s rarest, most highly-coveted timepieces: the Mare Nostrum. The exceedingly handsome chronograph was developed in the 1940’s for Italian Naval officers but, due to World War II, never made it into production. The Mare Nostrum chronograph is an exceptionally rare and mysterious watch within the vintage Panerai family. The original prototype (s) went missing and the only available evidence of its existence was a photographic plate from the 1950s which shows the Mare Nostrum in a three quarter view.

The Mare Nostrum is a true Panerai oddity: an unwieldy 1940s prototype whose later incarnation helped kick-start the brand’s revival, with occasional editions beloved by the Paneristi faithful. Since then, Panerai has gone on to produce two faithful reissues of the original 52mm Mare Nostrum, one in 2010 and the other in 2015. Bearing the reference number PRT MN52TI, this watch served as a prototype to the 2010 reissue (reference number PAM00300). Panerai is once again reviving the Mare Nostrum, this time in the form of a titanium cased special edition with a design reminiscent of the original prototype developed in 1943. So named for the Royal Italian Navy’s WWII victories in the Mediterranean Sea, Mare Nostrum translates to “Our Sea.”Eventually, however, an actual, working physical prototype emerged, made during wartime, which was acquired by the Panerai Museum. It negated the accuracy of the 1993 reimagining. For one thing, it was a massive 52mm in diameter. For another, it had a layered, “3D” dial.

the “mare nostrum” chronograph prototype Panerai drew up plans for a project, likely already sketched out in the 1940s, of a model specifically designed for Deck Officers: the two-counter chronograph called Mare Nostrum.The Mare Nostrum was first developed as a 1943 prototype, but never made it to active service. So, what was the Mare Nostrum supposed to be exactly? Panerai made diving instruments, but the Mare Nostrum was a long way off being water resistant with those unsealed pushers.Inspired by the legendary Panerai Mare Nostrum, the first chronograph produced by the brand in the 1940s or 1950s for the Italian Navy, comes the new Panerai Mare Nostrum PAM 716 with a stainless steel case measuring 42 mm in diameter and powered by a non-in-house calibre. This modern watch (below) is based upon a 1943 prototype piece developed for the Italian Navy (above). Originally, only a handful or so of these watches were produced, and as the Allies overtook the Italian peninsula in the same year as the watch’s development, the need for final models quickly evaporated.

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