2016 VELE D'EPOCA DI IMPERIA: MOONBEAM IV, CHINOOK, IL MORO DI VENEZIA I & KOOKABURRA III Wins Panerai Wristwatches September 2016 - Moonbeam IV, Chinook, Il Moro di Venezia I and Kookaburra III Win the coveted Panerai wrist at the 19th Vele d'Epoca di Imperia table. The event ended on September 11 in Imperia, Italy. The participating teams at the Panerau Classic Sailing Challenge 2016, the third Mediterranean race, were challenged alternately by the coastal channel and the triangular course. The race was clear and bright with a wind speed of about 15 å° per hour. With 70 participating teams flying over Imperia, spectacular spectacle attracted not only the thousands of sailing experts and sailboats but also a special VIP, New Zealand sailing rider Russell Coutts. After his trip to America's Cup World Series in Toulon, France, he fought in Imperia, boarded in 1936, and was played by Panerai-owned sailboat Eilean. Panerai Sailing EILEAN from the legend of New Zealand sailing and five Americas Cup sailor RUSSELL COUTTS helm Russell Coutts, 1984 Olympic gold medalist and five-time America's Cup champion, is one of the legendary figures in today's international maritime community. However, Imperia, who made his first helm of classic sailboat Eilean, still managed to win a runner-up and two championships in three of its categories. At the event, he is wearing the latest collection of the Florentine premium sports watch brands: Luminor Submersible 1950 CarbotechTM 3 Days Automatic, a power-saving, automatic, professional dive carbon fiber watch consisting mainly of unique and innovative carbon fiber materials. However, the focus of the competition still landed on the participating sailing yards, with special attention given to the champions in each category. In 1914 the skewer single-mast fast moon Moonbeam IV won the most elegant sailing award in addition to winning the race. Other notable competing major ships included Moonbeam of Fife (1903) and Hallowe'en (1926). All ships come from the legendary Fife Shipyard in Scotland. The Chinook single-mast sailing ship, a century-old launching boat, is one of four New York 40 sailing yachts that still sail today. Chinook in Imperia class of classic sailing, with a first name and two second place stand out, unbeaten legend. Il Moro di Venezia I, the Italian sailing ship dominated by the legendary German Frers, is 20.41 meters long and won three championships in all three categories. The sailing ship mailed in 1976, owned and run by Massimiliano Ferruzzi. The Bermuda dhow won the Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge in 2013 and 2015. Another three consecutive victories to the traditional spiritual group Kookaburra III, the sailing boat from Australia in 1986 International 12-Metre event and the 26th America's Cup 1987 pick Guigui. This 20-meter aluminum sailboat took part in the Panerai event for the first time last year and achieved such success in the following year. 2016 Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge Hall class international classics and classic sailing regatta ─ ─ Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge, ready again this year. This is the 12th Panerau Classic Sailing Challenge, the brand's sailing ambassador, the Bermuda barque Eilean will once again play a magnificent and fascinating Mediterranean race. Following the unprecedented success of the 11th Panerau Classic Sailing Challenge, this much-anticipated event will return strongly in 2016. This international classic and classic sailing tournament will once again be promoted and sponsored by Panerai, a luxury sports watch brand in Florence, praising the close ties between the brand and the world of navigation. Panerau Classic Sailing Challenge held so far, is a sailing enthusiasts can not miss the event. The event is divided into two International Tour segments, taking place at magnificent locations around the world from the crystal-clear Antilles to the picturesque Mediterranean Sea and region. The event attracted a number of magnificent classic and classic sailing competitions for various awards, each stage champion even more exclusive exclusive Panerai watch, last year were Moonbeam IV, Il Moro di Venezia I, Manitou and Siren fleet . Many of the star sailing yards coming to the 2016 season include the 1936 Bermuda Brigantine Eilean under the Panerai name. Designed by the highly respected William Fife III, this sailing vessel will be out on the Mediterranean Circuit and partnered with non-profit organizations to organize charitable activities for critically ill young people. The Captain for a Day campaign gives young people a chance to board Eilean, provide them the captain experience and feel the rest healing power of Bihai. The Panerau Classic Sailing Challenge was launched in April and the war mantle was unveiled by the traditional Antigua Classic Sailing Challenge (April 13-19). Since the 1960s, the event has also made a gala curtain call each year in the Caribbean season, attracting many eye-catching sailboats to gather at English Harbor. In June, the battlefield returned to Europe, witnessing the start of a Mediterranean war on Les Voiles d'Antibes (Antibes, France, June 1-5) on the Mediterranean Tour, flirting with Italy and the Argentario Nautical Week in Tuscany (June 16-19). The 2016 event also includes the Le Vele d'Epoca di Imperia (Sept. 7-11), which takes place every two years and attracts dozens of antique sailboats on the Liguria Coast. Finally, the season ends with the Les Régates Royales in Cannes from September 20 to 24. The North American Tour is another stage of the Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge on the other side of the Pacific Ocean. There are four races, including the Corinthian Classic Regatta (August 12-14) in Marblehead, Included in the US season are the Sail Nantucket Regatta (August 19-20), the Opera House Cup in Nantes (August 21), and the final race in Newport Newport Classic Sailing Challenge (September 2-4). The legendary Isle of Wight, England, will stage the Panerai Classic Week in Cowes (July 16-23), the only non-Mediterranean stage in Europe. OFFICINE PANERAI founded in Florence in 1860, Panerai, originally a watch workshop, shop and watchmaker Academy, for many years the Italian Navy to provide precise timing instruments, mainly for the needs of the diving special forces designed products. At that time the development of projects such as Luminor and Radiomir watches, have long been regarded as a military secret until the brand was acquired by the Richemont Group in 1997, these watches have been able to launch in the international market. Today, Panerai opened a watch factory in Neuchâte, Switzerland, to develop and manufacture home-made movement and watch, pure Italian design and excellent Swiss watchmaking skills in one. Panerai watches in the world designated authorized dealers and stores for sale. Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge Panerai has been devoted to the promotion of classic sailing activities for many years to commemorate the brand's deep connection with the ocean. In addition to sponsoring the Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge, Panerai also purchased and rebuilt the Bermuda Mast of Eilean in 1936, built in 1936 by Faifeie, a well-known shipyard in Scotland, in 200 years. She is now a Goodwill Ambassador for the Panerai Regatta. 2016 VELE D'EPOCA DI IMPERIA: MOONBEAM IV, CHINOOK, IL MORO DI VENEZIA I & KOOKABURRA III Wins Panerai Wristwatches Panerai Sailing EILEAN from the legend of New Zealand sailing and five Americas Cup sailor RUSSELL COUTTS helm September 2016 - Moonbeam IV, Chinook, Il Moro di Venezia I and Kookaburra III Win the coveted Panerai wrist at the 19th Vele d'Epoca di Imperia table. The event ended on September 11 in Imperia, Italy. The participating teams at the Panerau Classic Sailing Challenge 2016, the third Mediterranean race, were challenged alternately by the coastal channel and the triangular course. The race was clear and bright with a wind speed of about 15 å° per hour. With 70 participating teams flying over Imperia, spectacular spectacle attracted not only the thousands of sailing experts and sailboats but also a special VIP, New Zealand sailing rider Russell Coutts. After his trip to America's Cup World Series in Toulon, France, he fought in Imperia, boarded in 1936, and was played by Panerai-owned sailboat Eilean. Russell Coutts, 1984 Olympic gold medalist and five-time America's Cup champion, is one of the legendary figures in today's international maritime community. However, Imperia, who made his debut at Eilean at the helm, still managed to win one runner-up and two championships in three of his respective categories. At the event, he is wearing the latest collection of the Florentine premium sports watch brands: Luminor Submersible 1950 CarbotechTM 3 Days Automatic, a power-saving, automatic, professional dive carbon fiber watch consisting mainly of unique and innovative carbon fiber materials. However, the focus of the competition still landed on the participating sailing yards, with special attention given to the champions in each category. In 1914 the skewer single-mast fast moon Moonbeam IV won the most elegant sailing award in addition to winning the race. Other notable competing major ships included Moonbeam of Fife (1903) and Hallowe'en (1926). All ships come from the legendary Fife Shipyard in Scotland. The Chinook single-mast sailing ship, a century-old launching boat, is one of four New York 40 sailing yachts that still sail today. Chinook in Imperia class of classic sailing, with a first name and two second place stand out, unbeaten legend. Il Moro di Venezia I, the Italian sailing ship dominated by the legendary German Frers, is 20.41 meters long and won three championships in all three categories. The sailing ship mailed in 1976, owned and run by Massimiliano Ferruzzi. The Bermuda dhow won the Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge in 2013 and 2015. Another three consecutive victories to the traditional spiritual group Kookaburra III, the sailing boat from Australia in 1986 International 12-Metre event and the 26th America's Cup 1987 pick Guigui. This 20-meter aluminum sailboat took part in the Panerai event for the first time last year and achieved such success in the following year. Vele d'Epoca di Imperia more attractive to other historic boat sailing for the first time in the race. Spartan, a 22-meter skewer dhow, was built in 1913 at the Herreshoff Shipyard in the United States. Sailing a few months ago from Newport to the Mediterranean, is the only remaining New York 50 ship. On the other hand, Java (1938) is the first Concordia schooner sailing in the history of the world to create over 100 sailing yachts in the next decade. Java is also shipped from New Jersey to Italy for the Classic Sailing Category. The Vele d'Epoca di Imperia entry team is divided into 10 sub-groups. The winners of each category are as follows: Moonbeam IV, Chinook, Leonore, Rowdy, Marile 3, Namib, Giraldilla (Classic 2), Huna II (Classic 3), Il Moro di Venezia I (Modern Classic), Kookaburra III (Traditional Spirit). The 4th and final race of the 2016 Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge will be held at the 38th Régates Royales de Cannes in France from September 18th to 25th with the 2016 Panerai Regatta The winner will receive the award. OFFICINE PANERAI founded in Florence in 1860, Panerai, originally a watch workshop, shop and watchmaker Academy, for many years the Italian Navy to provide precise timing instruments, mainly for the needs of the diving special forces designed products. At that time the development of projects such as Luminor and Radiomir watches, have long been regarded as a military secret until the brand was acquired by the Richemont Group in 1997, these watches have been able to launch in the international market. Today, Panerai opened a watch factory in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, to develop and manufacture home-made movement and watch, pure Italian design and excellent Swiss watchmaking skills in one. Panerai watches in the world designated authorized dealers and stores for sale. Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge Panerai has been devoted to the promotion of classic sailing activities for many years to commemorate the brand's deep connection with the ocean. In addition to sponsoring the Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge, Panerai acquired and refurbished in 2007 the Bermuda Mast Eilean, built in 1936 by Fife, Scotland's famous shipyard. She is now a Goodwill Ambassador for the Panerai Regatta.