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    Florence, ItalyEst. 2004Alessandro Bettarini and Luciano Nincheri$3,500–$12,000Website

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    5218
    5218
    $5,946, reference price; prices may vary

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    Bronzetto
    Bronzetto
    $6,632, reference price; prices may vary

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    Fondale Ferae
    Fondale Ferae
    $7,433, reference price; prices may vary

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    Harpastum
    Harpastum
    $9,605, reference price; prices may vary

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    Strumento
    Strumento
    $8,233, reference price; prices may vary

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    Venti
    Venti
    $10,863, reference price; prices may vary

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    Sourcing & Build

    Community verified
    Case origin
    Italy
    Dial origin
    Italy
    Hands origin
    Italy
    Lume type
    Super-LumiNova
    Movements
    ETA 2824-2
    ETA 2892-A2
    ETA Unitas 6497/6498

    Sourcing Notes: Hand-built in Florence by Alessandro Bettarini (ex-Officine Panerai R&D, pre-Vendome acquisition) and Luciano Nincheri. Continues the Florentine tradition of building wrist and dashboard instruments for the Italian Navy heritage. Cases, dials, and hands produced in-house; Swiss ETA movements modified and finished in Italy.

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    Dispatch (ships from)
    🇮🇹Italy
    Headquarters
    🇮🇹Florence, Italy
    Assembly
    🇮🇹Florence, Italy

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    This page was last updated: October 21, 2026 at 4 am

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