jay.pulli
[Paneristi Emeritus]
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Great job, Anthony....
I enjoyed the non-fluff questions and answers. Clearly, Angelo thinks long-term (good), while we collectors think more short term, resulting in over-reactions to new releases and directions. I would rather that Panerai survive the future while respecting its past, versus never changing and risk demise while the older watches trade back and forth among collectors.
PuristSPro interviews Angelo Bonati, CEO of Panerai
PuristSPro Interviews Angelo Bonati by Anthony Tsai © April 2008 Angelo Bonati joined Panerai as the CEO in 1997 and has lead and transformed Panerai into a huge success of which many other CEOs are probably envious of. Leading the charge and establishing...
Great job, Anthony....
I enjoyed the non-fluff questions and answers. Clearly, Angelo thinks long-term (good), while we collectors think more short term, resulting in over-reactions to new releases and directions. I would rather that Panerai survive the future while respecting ...
