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The workings of the 'growing hands' chronograph display . . .
. . . is utterly fascinating, Anthony. The linear read-out is instinctively intuitive, as well as aesthetically pleasing. As with their perpetual calendar designs, the form of Glashütte Original chronographs is noteworthy. The other 'heavyweight' in the s...
Yes - the 'GUB 61' engraving on the movement confirms . . .
. . . it's a PanoGraph. The cal 60 PanoRetroGraph movement . . . . . . is substantially similar, with the inclusion of a gong that chimes when the selected interval is reached. Best, Art ...
That's as it should be, Nicolas, considering . . .
. . . the intricacy of the complication. The asking price for the PRG was roughly four times that of the PG; quite a premium, no? Art
Extreme mechanical beatuty!
Please let me respectfully add that the picture Art posted is one of cal. 99, the Rattrapante. Here is one of cal 60 (borrowed from Nicolas' post ): Playing with a PanoRetroGraph once, that would be something! Like driving a Ferrari. Best, Martin ...
That's a feast, Martin.
Something we should more often mention when discussing fine chronographs. with the Cal 99 Rattrapante! Best, Nicolas
I should know better . . .
. . . than to trust my own eyes! [cal 60 from the same photo session as cal 99 image] Many thanks for catching my error, Martin! ...
