From 2005 to 2010, Panerai and Ferrari shared a distinctive partnership. Panerai produced watches for Ferrari, which in fact had vibrant colors and Ferrari's legendary charging horse around the dial. The Arabic numerals and also the arrangement around the dial was similar to the speedometer of the Panerai Ferrari Replica racing vehicle. This watch is ideal for the adventurer and sports lover. It's COSC-certified and it has an very accurate automatic OP XII caliber, in addition to patented anti-shock technology.
The finish from the fabled Panerai Ferrari Replica watch partnership was announced a week ago by watch industry omniscient Gregory Pons (Business Montres). As the causes of the chance that this partnership was condemned from first day are possibly apparent and fully appreciated by a few, I believe that there's yet one unanswered question. That's, what's going to occur to the long run worth of these watches since their status is formally "post-production"? Will their value decrease or increase? Can they eventually - possibly twelve months from now, possibly ten - ultimately become products of effective value? Or dusty relics of some other luxury marketing partnership gone south? I am inclined to think the second may be the situation, which these watches have experienced their high watermark with regards to the cost.
Ferrari has since established a partnership with another premium Swiss watch brand Hublot. Don't be surprised to determine some additional special edition masterpieces within the a long time.