1860 was the year in which Giovanni Panerai opened his first watch shop in Ponte alle Grazie, Florence. This space was more than a shop and a workshop - from the outset, it began to function as a school of watchmaking, the first in the city. Years later, on the eve of World War II, Panerai began to develop the first prototypes of the model known as "Radiomir" which currently retains some of its most emblematic features such as the steel box, luminescent figures, lugs welded to the box and the water-resistant strap, long enough to be worn with a diving suit, initiating the close relationship between Panerai and the Italian Navy. In fact, Panerai watches have always been the natural result of mixing Italian design, Swiss technology and passion for the sea.

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