Horological Meandering

I just got my Panoretrograph and thought I post it with a shot of my Dato back. Let's see your stunning movements....  

Arthur, Datograph still is a clear winner to me Mech.

not by that much for the naked eye. The Dato was also taken by a much more accomplished photographer with much better equipment than the shot of the Panoretrograph which was taken with a phonecam by me

That's a wonderful watch you have. One of the iconic GO. Best Tyler

Order this last Dec and just arrived after much delay due to Christmas traffic etc.

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another "best in class" (to take up your words from the other thread), in fact, the only one with this complication that I know! How do you like the countdown feature? Best Andreas

Well, I'm not sure if this is best in the chorno class but it sure is different and as I see it, the panoretro has a piece of substance by way of horological contribution with the complication and the movement. It is not a superfluous watch focussing on c... 

It's a stunning addition to the collection. The Datograph is just amazing, of course. Beauty never goes out of style. Cheers, Daos

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Congrats for this superb Panoretrograph Arthur ! The layout of the german chronograph calibers makes them very enjoyable... they all have a feeling of depth. I love them. And more important: they are very efficient. Fr.Xavier This message has been edited ...  

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May it help end your spell of horofatigue. Best, Horo

Over dinner and nothing else of course...

. . . discreetly and tastefully, of course ;-) . . .

dining and finally plying the ladies with wine, show her the timepiece involve, convince her to wear on her ankles(other bodily areas optional), seek her permission for photo-taking, if all is done successfully, the watch involved gets the triple W seal. ... 

. . . the lady's ears will be the body part targeted this time around. Horo: "Can I whisper sweet nothings in your ear?" Lady: "My, what a lovely chime you have!"

"But that's not my ear!" "And that's not my chime!!"

. . . lol, Art

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Gave her your mobile. Best, Horo This message has been edited by Hororgasm on 2011-01-09 07:44:41

on the Net. It is supposed to be dark and have an incredible richness of oriental flavors, including something called baklava, but with llittle or no peat - which puts me immediately out of any panel, jury or a congenial group of Scots - so many of the fa... 

Best way for you to reserach this is to ...... "down the hatch" one of em "

May i join in with mine? Nothing up to your calibre, humbly. Tschuss Stephen...  

cheers PAt

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Not German and not complicated in the sense of the Pano or the Dato, but a favorite of mine. Sorry for the not-too-elegant photos -- practicing my tabletop photo technique in preparation for Geneva next week... Best, Gary G...  

I like the Maltese (?) cut-out cross on the rotor.

You never know what exotic beauties you might see at SIHH. This message has been edited by Allen on 2011-01-09 11:27:42...  

...thanks for those photos. Best, respo

In the same vein.... And I don't even mention the Queen of the Queens, the VC Minute Repeater Skeleton! Best, Nicolas....  

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Arthur, I can't believe I missed this thread until now! Doh! We need some more photos of your PanoRetroGraph ASAP. This is one my favorites -- such an interesting chronograph, and GO at its best. The GO and the lange make for quite a pair!! Best, respo

On a side note and really none of my business I know but do hold on to your Freak. I'm sure you have your good reasons to seel your Freak but for me, my Freak is really of of not to many that I have not tired of since I got it. I think its a definitive pi... 

I appreciate your words of wisdom. I also look forward to seeing more of the PRG. Best, respo

I also re-read my post and I now realise never to type on the bed with kids jumping LOL