Williams Sonoma has the Demeyere Industry 5 skillet on sale for $63 with free shipping. ( Link ). It usually goes for around $100
They also have the Demeyere Atlantis 9.5 inch for $79.96. The Atlantis is an even thicker version of the Industry 5, also marketed as Demeyere Proline. ( Link ) It usually $99 on sale.
Cutlery and More also has Demeyere skillets on sale with free shipping for $99+.
The 9.5 inch is $79.95, usually around $99. ( Link )
The 11" is $127.95. ( Link )
The 12.5" is 151.95, usually around $180. ( Link )
The 8" and 11" set is $159.59. ( Link )
The 9.5" and 12.5" set is $199.95, usually around $250 but briefly on sale at Cutlery and More last week for $180. ( Link )
Demeyere Industry pans are heavy, fully clad stainless steel pans with welded handles that heat extremely evenly. They differ from All-clad in that they have a rolled lip to reduce drips when pouring and their lack of rivets on the handles keeps food from being trapped.
They are stainless steel and not non-stick, making it easier to develop a fond when pan searing. They are not coated, but they use with a subtractive process that removes iron from the cooking surface to increase the ratio of chrome to iron. This means they are still uncoated stainless, but they clean and release food a little easier. Here’s a very in-depth review.
I’ve been slowly replacing my old college cookware with Demeyere products as they go on sale. I know most people aren’t in the market for these pans, but hopefully this will be useful to those who are.
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