One of the first pre war Necchi models circa 1925. Based on the Singer model 15 the Necchi sold well all over Italy before slowly being exported world-wide. 

Necchi made many models always to the highest standards and pioneered many improvements to modern machines. 

The gold medal winning  Necchi Supernova was so far ahead of its time that it took the sewing world by storm on its release in the late 1950's.

Necchi used the most beautiful women of the day to advertise their machines as we see here with a young Sophia Loren.

Later, the Necchi Mirella was so inspiring that it became the only sewing machine ever to be on permanent display at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York. It represents the highest aesthetic level a sewing machine has ever achieved. 

Necchi now supply the most up to date computer machines a far cry from the simple machines of the 1920's.