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Discover Panerai Watches With Australian Actor Lincoln Younes

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Discover Panerai Watches With Australian Actor Lincoln Younes

The name Panerai holds a special place in the heart of watch enthusiasts both here in Australia and around the world, immediately calling to mind the highest achievements in refinement and sophistication, thanks to more than 160 years of history and expertise.To get more news about panerai radiomir replica, you can visit paneraireplica.co official website.

As you might expect, exploring Panerai’s meticulous offering via its Sydney Boutique location is certainly a long way from Younes’ first step into the world of watches: “I think my first watch was a Casio G-Shock Tough Solar 5600. Classic, durable, with a bit of grunge,” he laughs. “I was 13 I believe, and I remember thinking the light-up feature was pretty snazzy back then. Simpler times…”
As is the case for so many of us, from those humble beginnings Younes’ appreciation for the craft of luxury watchmaking has continued to grow. Now, his recent Panerai tour has seen that appreciation reach new heights.

“I’d describe myself as an aspiring watch enthusiast. I love the idea that a timepiece can say so much about a person and carry so much history, refinement, and finesse,” he explains. “But you only learn about it if you ask. Like anything in life.”
This idea of watches speaking to who we are and offering a useful way of communicating with the world around us is one of the key factors to consider when deciding which one is right for you. When asked, Younes explains how his recent experience has helped him to clarify precisely what kind of watch speaks to (and for) him: “For me, I look for a masculine shape, polished face, durable band, simple complications, understated aesthetic and a rich history behind the design. And I like that Panerai’s a brand that lets the work do the talking.”

The watches within Panerai’s range can certainly accommodate these criteria from the talented young Australian, and as we dive a little deeper into what makes particular Panerai models special he reveals a passionate understanding of them that far exceeds what his humility would suggest.“The Luminor and Luminor Due have a sophisticated elegance to them, with their skeleton backs, complications and polished finish,” he explains. “They lean into the luxury where the Submersible chases the adventurous aesthetic with a bolder frame, replacing Arabic numerals with luminous hour markers and dots. The Radiomir feels like a vintage departure from the other timepieces and a return to the classic Panerai feel with a simple face, robust frame, leather strap and no crown-protection bridge or complications. An understated aesthetic which belies the technical prowess.”