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Return of a classic...The Panograph
My Panograph recently returned from its summer trip to the German spa, and I've marked the occasion with a few photos. Well crafted and aesthetically pleasing, the Panograph is a very versatile timepiece...as long as you're not looking to time laps in the pool. More importantly, it is easily the most comfortable watch I've ever worn on a bracelet, thanks in part to the clever micro-adjust clasp.
As you can see, the watch was returned with a few (photo) accessories...
(Sadly, the old small seconds hand was swallowed up by a sea of carpet and is now forever lost...)
A movement shot is almost obligatory, isn't it?
(I really need to fix the color balance...)
Introduced over ten years ago, the Panograph remains one of Glashutte Original's iconic watches (at least in my mind). I doubt we'll see the new version released in stainless steel, but you never know...
Return of a classic...The Panograph
My Panograph recently returned from its summer trip to the German spa, and I've marked the occasion with a few photos. Well crafted and aesthetically pleasing, the Panograph is a very versatile timepiece...as long as you're not looking to time laps in the...
Wonderful!
One of my favorite chronograph! The minute counter subdial balance very well the asymmetry of the Pano dial... I'm in love with this watch! Also the back side is breathtaking! Hope to see a new steel version one day! Unfortunately I don't like gold: I got...
Speaking of the minute counter hand...
...here is a close-up of it. It's very clever in its simplicity. ...
Woo-Hoo!
Really clever, for sure! So small... but it works perfectly: I'm thinking that the bases of the three hands can be measured in tenth of millimeters! Thank you again! massi
That movement inspires awe every single time
I do agree with you on this being one of the icons from the GO collection. Richard
I always had a soft spot for this original and very nice Chrono.
Very happy to see some fresh discussions on it. Enjoy... And Thanks! Best, Nicolas
That remains a very unique chronograph.
Glad she is prepared for years more of dedicated service!
After searching thru my files, I can find only one image . . .
. . . of a cal 6 0 , the predecessor . . . . . . of your cal 61. Of all the manual wind chronographs I've had the pleasure of operating, this is the most tactile. It was a mystery to G O fans when the PanoGraph was discontinued five years ago, and cause f...
A bit of character goes a long way!
Some watches grow stale over time, but just the right amount of character can keep a watch fresh years! Your Karree Perpetual is a perfect example. In fact, all of Glashutte Original's integrated chronographs have the right amount of quirk, which keeps th...
You're right! . . .
. . . that image was mislabeled in my folder. Here's one of the caliber 60 . . . . . . unique to the PanoRetroGraph. Most appreciated is your insightful comment regarding the je ne sais quoi of Glashütte Original design; there's a fusion of purpose and di...