At Tatler House, Panerai treated watch enthusiasts to an evening of horological discovery, hands-on craftsmanship and a taste of the brand’s exclusive maritime adventures
It was an evening where passion for precision met the art of Italian craftsmanship. Last night, Tatler House welcomed an intimate gathering of discerning watch enthusiasts for a collaborative soirée with Panerai, the storied watchmaker known for its bold designs, maritime heritage, and uncompromising technical mastery.
Against the elegant backdrop of Tatler House (which was essentially transformed into a Panerai-themed space), guests were invited to immerse themselves in a programme that blended horological discovery, fine dining, and insider storytelling. The night unfolded as a celebration not just of watches, but of the experiences, artistry, and communities they inspire.
No detail was spared in crafting the night’s atmosphere. Elegant canapés by Átipico showcased contemporary flavours and glasses were never empty, with wine and champagne flowing throughout the evening.
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Above Tatler and Panerai teamed up to host an intimate gathering of discerning watch enthusiasts within our community
First look at Panerai’s present—and future
The evening began with an exclusive presentation of Panerai’s latest novelties from this year’s collection. From technically advanced watches to everyday timepieces, the showcase offered guests the opportunity to appreciate the finer details.
But Panerai didn’t stop at the present. Guests were also treated to a privileged preview of what lies ahead in 2026, offering a tantalising glimpse of forthcoming innovations and exclusive experiences that will continue to expand the brand’s legacy.

Above Jene Tan and Annabel Tan welcoming guests at the start of the evening
The Eilean Experience
One of the evening’s highlights was a sharing session that transported attendees far beyond Singapore’s shores. Tatler GMT editor Annabel Tan was on hand to describe what went down when she was onboard the Eilean, Panerai’s meticulously restored 1936 Bermudan ketch, during the brand’s exclusive Eilean Experience in Sicily. With vivid detail, she painted a portrait of sun-drenched days at sea, immersive adventures, and the unique camaraderie forged amongst fellow guests.
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The experience—an annual invitation-only event—is a perfect encapsulation of Panerai’s spirit: an intertwining of adventure, heritage and authenticity. Guests at Tatler House were given a rare insider’s view into what to expect from next year’s edition. Many were intrigued, with several expressing interest in upcoming experiences by the brand.

Above Jeffery Sung

Above Johnson John Lau and Mike Danai

Above Paul Foster
Hands-on horology
While the evening celebrated Panerai’s legacy and vision, it also invited guests to step into the shoes of a watchmaker. A dedicated watchmaking masterclass offered participants the chance to assemble intricate watch components under expert guidance. The quiet concentration in the room was matched only by the satisfaction of completion—each participant walking away with a deeper appreciation of the precision and patience demanded by the craft. Those who completed the session received official certificates, a fitting memento of their newfound skills.

Above Guests who completed the watchmaking masterclass walked home with official certificates
As the night drew to a close, guests lingered over their final sips of champagne, their conversations reflecting both admiration for Panerai’s creations and anticipation for the adventures to come. Whether inspired by the tactile satisfaction of the watchmaking masterclass, captivated by the Eilean Experience or intrigued by the next chapter in Panerai’s story, each left with a renewed appreciation for the art and lifestyle of fine watchmaking.
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Photography: Adrian Lee


















