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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.
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Manufactured in the Swiss factories of Soprod SA, the caliber V3290 sets a new standard of quality. Based on the architecture of the C125 movement, it boasts greater precision (-4/+6 seconds per day), modern finishes and a new skeletonized rotor.
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When looking at a diamond, who can say they have never experienced the sensation of getting lost in its thousand flashes, wondering how a single stone can, even for a single moment, hypnotize their gaze? Diamonds are one of the rarest stones in the world, almost impossible to find. Once turned into a jewel, they can arouse the strongest emotion among all precious objects. They are so fascinating that they are often surrounded by an aura of myth.

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A Limited Edition dedicated to one of the most fascinating places in the Middle East, featuring a splendid green dial with geometric decorations. Arabia is one of those remote lands that are traditionally shrouded in myths and legends. Its deserts are endless seas of scorching sand with a few happy islands, oasis where weary travelers could find well-deserved refreshment. The intense green of those patches of palm trees and bushes, inspired this new Nereide 39 GMT Limited Edition, produced in only 200 pieces.
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The Seiko NE88 is undoubtedly an innovative movement, it is natural to compare it with the ETA 7750 (also known as Valjoux 7750), which has become over the decades one of the most durable and widely used calibers in modern era chronographs.
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Redentore Riserva di Carica is Venezianico's most refined watch and we immediately deemed it the ideal candidate for a Limited Edition to dedicate to this event. This watch design functions as a reminder of the essential features and history of the country. The sand-colored dial, with its particular granular finish, is inspired by the desert, the element that has consolidated in the collective imagination as the most emblematic of this land.

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The Venezianico Cup took place on 31 July 2022. This is the third edition of an annual event, which sees golf and watchmaking as protagonists. Our relationship with the Jesolo Venezia Golf Club started in 2019 and has gradually strengthened, thanks to the values that our brand shares with this sport.
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The Seiko NH34A is a new entry-level automatic caliber with unique features. In fact, there are no other equally reliable movements that make it possible to offer a GMT watch within everyone's reach. The Seiko NH34A / 4R34 is at the core of our most recent project, the new Nereide GMT 39, and its technical characteristics have allowed us to create a top-level automatic GMT in terms of component quality, while keeping it affordable.
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Venezianico is among the first companies in the world to feature this caliber. Thanks to Seiko quality and reliability, the new Nereide GMT lives up to one of our cardinal principles: to produce "quality but affordable" watches.
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Watchmaking is definitely an art that is centuries old. However, some brands have only recently begun experimenting with the use of ceramics in their timepieces.
Still, ceramics has 16,000 years of history.

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Tungsten is a material that only few people know well about, despite being widely employed for its peculiar properties. The name says it all: it is derived from the Swedish words “Tung Sten” meaning “heavy stone”. It is also known as “wolfram” and the mineral it is extracted from is called “wolframite”.
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Throughout the twentieth century, the size of cases grew bigger and bigger, with an acceleration from the 1970s onwards. Then, the average diameter spanned between 36 and 37 mm. In the 1980s the first 38mm cases emerged, and in the following twenty years the average dimensions increased further, especially with sports and military watches. Today, 40-42mm are considered the norm, with 'oversized' cases getting close or reaching the 50mm threshold (as is the case, for example, of Breitling Superocean - 48mm and Panerai Luminor Turbillon - 50mm).
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