The Press Page

The following spread by Megan LiVolsi appeared in International Wristwatch magazine and warranted four pages for a comprehensive look at Anonimo. International Wristwatch has been devoted exclusively to covering the world of watches since 1989. To read the following article in its entirety, please click on each of the four thumbnail shots immediately below as you read.

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The piece's headline says it quite well: "Bigger Is Better - Anonimo represents Italian watchmaking at its finest"	Continued from the "Bigger is Better" page, Megan LiVolsi discusses some of Anonimo's unique, patented features.	"Available in extreme- ly limited quantities due to the amount of painstaking crafts- manship required for each watch."	"...the dial is carved for...an added touch of understated elegance." We could not have said it better ourselves.

The press has been good to Anonimo since AnonimoUSA opened up North American distribution in 2002. The following pieces have been culled from such respected publications as WatchTime, InSync, TimeZone, International Wristwatch, SPIN, and Q. With the introduction of some very exciting new models this year, expect this section to grow with the anticipation.

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InSync magazine shows how in sync they really are by featuring the Anonimo D-Date model.	Anonimo and Ferrari on the cover? Italian crafts- manship on the road and on the wrist.	"The watches have met with strong demand..." - news about Anonimo at Neiman Marcus stores.
Red Hot Chili Peppers' Anthony Kiedis sports a cool Anonimo Millemetri timepiece to match his other famous arm art.	Hands down, the hands and dial have it all, according to this reviewer. "EXTREMELY legible. VERY bright."	Watch Time's piece by Matthew Morse discusses the evolution of Anonimo, Kodiak watchbands and the "inevitable comparisons."