Journal

In the long history of exploration and travel, few figures have managed to capture the collective imagination like Marco Polo. Born in Venice in 1254, Marco Polo is known for being one of the first Europeans to deeply explore the Orient and to document his experiences in great detail. His work, The Travels of Marco Polo, represents a fascinating window into a world that, for many Westerners, was shrouded in mystery.

Lapis lazuli, with its deep, captivating blue, has always been a symbol of nobility and spirituality. This precious stone has captivated the imagination of artists and artisans through the centuries, thanks to its extraordinary beauty and unique value. Discover how this remarkable material has influenced and enriched artistic and cultural traditions over time.

The beauty and refinement of gold have always captivated humanity. This precious metal, with its unique luster and intrinsic value, has played a central role in many works of art and luxury items. Our new creation, Nereide Aureo, combines the elegance of gold with technological innovation, paying tribute to the Venetian artisanal tradition.

Amethyst, with its intense purple color and mysterious allure, has always been one of the most loved and cherished gemstones. Its natural beauty and deep symbolic meanings have inspired generations of artists, including the skilled artisans of Venice. From this captivating connection between Venetian tradition and the magic of this purple stone, Nereide Ametista was born.

The case back provides insights into the coin's origin and symbolism. At the top, an imposing angel acts as the protector of the Serene Republic of Venice, adding a touch of majesty. Simultaneously, the background unfolds in the renowned Piazza San Marco, where a galleon, symbolizing the typical Venetian boat, completes the captivating picture, intertwining history and symbolism in a visually engaging tapestry. Thanks to these explanations, one can consistently appreciate the significance of this ancient composition.

Bronze, with its rich and captivating history, takes center stage in inspiring this unique Nereide timepiece—a true embodiment of Venetian tradition. This ageless metal not only forms the watch case but infuses the entire design, carrying an intrinsic beauty that evolves gracefully over time, creating a patina. 

In the vast world of watchmaking, Venezianico has secured a prominent position among the esteemed names gathered for the 'Watch of the Year 2023' awards, organized by L’Orologio, one of Italy's most prestigious industry magazines.

The decision to collaborate with the Yacht Club Venezia was born from a shared foundation of fundamental values. Commitment to excellence, a passion for the sea, and unwavering dedication to regattas brought together these two exceptional entities under one unified vision.

This captivating timepiece embodies the spirit of adventure and exploration of the most remote places on our planet. In this article, we will take you on a journey to discover the beauty of mother-of-pearl, its fascinating connection with the Northern Lights, and the incredible craftsmanship that brought the mesmerizing Nereide Madreperla to life.

Admiring a starry sky in the middle of the sea or on the top of the mountains mountains, far from the cities, is now a rare occasion for many, but the sensation of amazement and admiration in front of the infinity of luminous gems of the cosmos is unique and unforgettable.The vivid memory of this emotion prompted us to create Nereide Avventurina, which uses in its dial a derivative of glass processing invented in Venice in the 17th century by some Murano artisans. 

One of the most beautiful and particular Nereide ever is about to arrive. A watch in which the dial and bezel come to life thanks to a very particular material: forged carbon. But what exactly is forged carbon and why is it so special? In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about this innovative material and introduce you to our latest watch that uses it in the bezel and dial: Nereide Carbonio.

The blackest acrylic paint in the world absorbs 99.4% of light and was developed only in 2020, by the Japanese company Koyo Orient Japan Co Ltd, who called it Musou Black™. Within a few months of its launch, it has captured the attention of artists and designers thanks to its exceptional properties. We too are fascinated by it, so much so that we have decided to use it on the dial of our new Redentore Ultrablack.