L’opera riscopre il ruolo dell’Italia nello sviluppo dell’orologeria mondiale tramite i suoi protagonisti e le loro invenzioni, evidenziando come nei secoli si sia creato quel DNA tutto italiano che ha permesso la rinascita dell’orologio di Alta Gamma Made in Italy nel XXI secolo. Gli scatti inediti sono accompagnati dall’imponente apparato iconografico frutto della ricerca dell’Autore, coadiuvato dalla collaborazione dei più importanti collezionisti, istituti museali, archivi storici e case di produzione oggi protagoniste del ritorno del made in Italy nel settore. Ad arricchire la trattazione inedita, due mappe dell’Italia: una, per individuare, attraverso l’indicazione del luogo di nascita dei vari protagonisti del mondo orologiero italiano, come si è diffusa sul tutto il territorio nazionale l’Arte orologiera dalle sue origini fino alla fine del XIX secolo. L’altra, per suggerire il tour dei musei e delle località meritevoli di essere visitate per chi è interessato o appassionato di orologeria e il patrimonio italiano legato a quest’arte.
The work rediscovers Italy's role in the development of world horology through its protagonists and their inventions, highlighting how over the centuries a distinctly Italian DNA was created that enabled the rebirth of the high-end Made in Italy timepiece in the 21st century. The unpublished photographs are accompanied by an impressive iconographic apparatus, the result of the Author's research, supported by the collaboration of the most important collectors, museum institutions, historical archives, and production houses that are today the protagonists of the return of Made in Italy in the sector. Enriching this unprecedented work are two maps of Italy: one to identify, through the indication of the birthplace of the various protagonists of the Italian horological world, how the Art of watchmaking spread across the entire national territory from its origins to the end of the 19th century. The other, to suggest a tour of museums and locations worthy of being visited for those interested in or passionate about horology and the Italian heritage linked to this art.
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Ugo Pancani was a lecturer from 1978 to 2012 at the Istituto Statale di Istruzione Superiore Leonardo da Vinci in Florence, chairing the Professional Technique in Micromechanics and Mechanical and Electronic Watchmaking. Pancani also coordinated and taught professional training courses organised by the Istituto di Istruzione Superiore Leonardo da Vinci on ‘Restoration and Repair of Vintage Watches’. Since 1994, he has been a lecturer and consultant in the watchmaking sector for the Vendôme Group, with whom he collaborated on the acquisition of Officine Panerai, and for the Richemont Group for Italy. He serves on Panerai’s Heritage Committee with responsibility for historical research and the fight against counterfeiting. In 2004, he contributed to the creation of the Study Centre for the Valorization and Restoration of Clocks and Scientific Instruments of the ISIS Leonardo da Vinci in Florence, holding the role of scientific co-responsible and carrying out several major restorations including, in 2014, the led restoration of the Clock of the Florence Cathedral with the dial by Paolo Uccello. Since 2015, he has been FHH Certified Freelance Trainer of the Fondation Haute Horlogerie in Geneva, mainly engaged in FHH training courses and certifications. Since 2019, he has been a Member of the Academy G.P.H.G (Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genéve). He has collaborated with various magazines in the field. He promotes with conferences and cultural evenings the knowledge of Haute Horlogerie in Italy and Switzerland.
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Rilegato. Condición: new. Testo Italiano e Inglese. Reggio Emilia, 2025; ril., pp. 220, ill., cm 24x29,5. L'opera riscopre il ruolo dell'Italia nello sviluppo dell'orologeria mondiale tramite i suoi protagonisti e le loro invenzioni, evidenziando come nei secoli si sia creato quel DNA tutto italiano che ha permesso la rinascita dell'orologio di Alta Gamma Made in Italy nel XXI secolo. Gli scatti inediti sono accompagnati dall'imponente apparato iconografico frutto della ricerca dell'Autore, coadiuvato dalla collaborazione dei più importanti collezionisti, istituti museali, archivi storici e case di produzione oggi protagoniste del ritorno del made in Italy nel settore. Ad arricchire la trattazione inedita, due mappe dell'Italia: una, per individuare, attraverso l'indicazione del luogo di nascita dei vari protagonisti del mondo orologiero italiano, come si è diffusa sul tutto il territorio nazionale l'Arte orologiera dalle sue origini fino alla fine del XIX secolo. L'altra, per suggerire il tour dei musei e delle località meritevoli di essere visitate per chi è interessato o appassionato di orologeria e il patrimonio italiano legato a quest'arte. Libro. Nº de ref. del artículo: 4156142
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Hardback. Condición: New. History of Italian Watchmaking takes readers on a centuries-long journey that begins with the marking and measuring of time in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to the apex of modern watchmaking revived by 'Made in Italy' stylistic trends and precision craftsmanship. Italy's peninsula occupies only 0.5% of the world's surface but has given birth to 70% of the world's art. Italy's pursuit of art, beauty, and elegance is a defining trait of Italian watchmaking. Italians have always been voyagers to far away lands, from Marco Polo on, poets, artists, and creators of iconic fashion brands and car design. It is not surprising that this genius has been applied to clocks and watches as well. Hourglasses, sundials, and church bells marked time over many centuries. Illustrious geniuses such as Dante Alighieri, Galileo Galilei, Giorgio Vasari, Filippo Brunelleschi, and Leonardo da Vinci were intensely interested in the measuring of time passing. Nº de ref. del artículo: LU-9791280717573
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Hardback. Condición: New. History of Italian Watchmaking takes readers on a centuries-long journey that begins with the marking and measuring of time in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to the apex of modern watchmaking revived by 'Made in Italy' stylistic trends and precision craftsmanship. Italy's peninsula occupies only 0.5% of the world's surface but has given birth to 70% of the world's art. Italy's pursuit of art, beauty, and elegance is a defining trait of Italian watchmaking. Italians have always been voyagers to far away lands, from Marco Polo on, poets, artists, and creators of iconic fashion brands and car design. It is not surprising that this genius has been applied to clocks and watches as well. Hourglasses, sundials, and church bells marked time over many centuries. Illustrious geniuses such as Dante Alighieri, Galileo Galilei, Giorgio Vasari, Filippo Brunelleschi, and Leonardo da Vinci were intensely interested in the measuring of time passing. Nº de ref. del artículo: LU-9791280717573
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