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PanomaticLunar PT Black Dial and Senator Perpetual Cal. White Dial
Has anyone come across any discussions on the comparison of these 2 timepieces in this forum? I was nearly set on getting the perpetual calendar, as I think that is quite a useful function, until I saw this panomatic lunar platinum with a black dial today, which has since started to grow on me! As my first GO, I was advised to get the pano. But I'm worried the price of a perpetual calendar may shoot to a point beyond my reach when I'm prepared to get a 2nd GO. Comments from anyone would be most appreciated. Thanks!
Of the 2 splendid photos, the pano was taken by Marcus few years ago, and the senator was taken by a fellow Purists whose name I couldn't remember but thanks for posting it in the first place!
PanomaticLunar PT Black Dial and Senator Perpetual Cal. White Dial
Has anyone come across any discussions on the comparison of these 2 timepieces in this forum? I was nearly set on getting the perpetual calendar, as I think that is quite a useful function, until I saw this panomatic lunar platinum with a black dial today...
so tempting...
It hurts to see the pt black dial PML after just getting the blue dial ss. I'd say that pt black dial is just about the nicest combo for a casual watch. Personally, I think that's the big difference. PML in black dial is casual while the senator of any ki...
I saw the Panomaticlunar in platinum with the black dial
And I have to say that it's one of my very favourite GO... The wieght of the platinum, the nice finish, the comfort on the wrist and the eshtetic of this watch achieves to make it very appealing! Best. Nicolas
Ok I was swaying...
but I'm beginning to lean towards the PML black dial...shall sleep on it tonight ;-) Thanks Nicolas.
Difficult decision
but my preference would be the Senator perpetual. I've also seen it with a bronze-ish colored dial... very nice. Bob
You're right Art...
it IS a difficult decision I've landed myself into! This forum becomes a invaluable avenue for advice ;-). Well it was indeed quite an opportunity cost to forego the #1 in a limited edition for another. That is one of the reasons I'm seriously considering...
First, with regards to the 'bronze' dial, I think Bob was . . .
. . . referring to the champagne dial that's available only in a rose gold case; he might be referring to the salmon dial of the previous generation Senator perpetual equipped with the cal 39 movement, which is no longer in production. The anthracite dial...
Could have been.
Thanks, Art, for the clarification. If I remember correctly, it could've been champagne or even the salmon, but it was definitely SS, not RG. And, i think you are right, it could've been the cal 39 Thanx, Bob