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A modern laboratory, worthy of the 21st century where working every day, proceeding with our research, renewing the Tuscan traditions and seeking that perfect harmony between nature and craftsmanship. A family business:three Elban partners, Fabio, Chiara and Marco. The company is on the market with 19 single brand shops situated on Elba Island and other recently opened in Rome, Florence, Siena, Como, Lucca, Venice, Palermo, Locarno with a network of 550 perfume shops all over Italy.
Every product of Acqua dell’Elba has a secret that goes over and above the quality of the raw materials and the precision of the creation. Acqua dell’Elba reflects something quite unique: the insular environment of the National Park of the Tuscan Archipelago, the charm of its landscape, its art and culture, its simple, natural way of life

The Scuola Nazionale di Cinema (National Film School) is concerned with discovering and developing new talents.

From eighty years, whole generations of film-makers and some of the most famous figures in Italian cinema have passed through its classrooms and film-studios. The Scuola Nazionale di Cinema (National Film School), which forms part of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia (Experimental Cinematography Centre), is dedicated to training students for professions in the cinema. Admission to the School is conditional on passing an entrance examination. The interdisciplinary teaching programme prepares students in the specific areas of directing, scriptwriting, acting, photography, editing, sound techniques, production, set-design, costume design.

LOCMAN was founded on the Island of Elba in 1986. A jewel in the crown of Italian watchmaking, LOCMAN is the perfect fusion of Italian style, Tuscan watchmaking traditions, and new production technologies. LOCMAN’s head offices are at Marina di Campo, in the Island of Elba, a stone’s throw from the sea, and its branch offices can be found in Florence, Milan, New York, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. LOCMAN watches are renowned for making use of state-of-the-art materials like titanium, carbon fibre, aluminium and other hi-tech alloys. With their on-trend casual chic, these ultra-light and resilient timepieces are popular with demanding users who seek something out of the ordinary and unique, fashionable yet discreet. Thirty years have passed and a glance at these three decades reveals a wealth of excellent achievements, including the 2003 launch of the first all carbon case, as well as the opening in 2006 of the Scuola Italiana di Orologeria, an internal academy dedicated to training specialised personnel and to creating inhouse movements.