Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Difficult call to make . . .
. . . between these two as they're really quite different from one another. The PanoInverse is the one model that observers who aren't normally attuned to G O's gestalt find compelling, and paradoxically, conspicuous for long-term followers. Glashütte's usually reserved aesthetic is notably absent with the PI; you'll have to be comfortable with its bold character to make it a successful acquisition over the long term.
The PanoMatic Lunar, though, as I've said before . . .
[image courtesy Our Man in Glashütte]
. . . is as close to a design icon as G O gets. There's a preternatural harmony between the overlapping chapter rings and the calendar and moon phase indicators . . . a watch with effortless character.
My sense is that the PML would make the best entry into the world of G O for many collectors. It's hard to beat G O's classic for long term ownership satisfaction.
Cordially,
Art
GO selection
Hi all, I'm a first time poster on this forum. I just wanted to get some opinions on the Panomaticlunar and the Panoinverse. To give you some background, I'm relatively new to automatic watches in general and my first one was a Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec ...
You can't go wrong with any of them, but the PanoInverse is so special that I would go for
It... Welcome here, by the way. Best, Nicolas
There is only one thing to do..................
Get both the PanoMaticLunar and the PanoInverse, you just ask a guy that know. :-) :-) :-) Good luck with our choice and welcome.
Yin or Yang?
KL670 GO Panograph GO Singapore 40th Anniversary Meissen Dial As a long time fan of Glashütte Original since my first PuristS on Tour visit to their factory in 2003, please may I post a few thoughts? The two watches you are comparing are like Yin and Yang...
I thought it was sold but I was wrong
I just moved house (again) so everything is not where it was. I thought that I had sold the watch when I left Singapore but I was wrong. I found it sitting next to a JLC in a wooden box (gasp) :-) Glashütte Original Singapore 40th Anniversary Edition I us...
Welcome here!
Good place to start. Both are amazing watches with very different characters. I had to go through the pain of choosing at one time but went with the PanoInverse. To me, it was just because it kept my attention for quite a bit longer Some pics since it is ...
Thanks everyone,
for the input. To complicate things a bit further, my MB Rising Hours has a gray dial as well. I wouldn\'t go so far to say it looks like the PanoInverse but the color of the dial is very close. For someone with a collection of ONE watch so far, shouldn\'...
I guess it depends on what "diversity" means to you....
Is it just color, or would be a sum of different things? The MB and the GO are very different watches, and the only thing in common is perhaps the color, and that too, is quite different as the ruthenium with the ribbing plays very different than the MB i...
Difficult call to make . . .
. . . between these two as they're really quite different from one another. The PanoInverse is the one model that observers who aren't normally attuned to G O's gestalt find compelling, and paradoxically, conspicuous for long-term followers. Glashütte's u...
Visit
Looks like a visit to an AD is now mandatory. Thanks everyone. So many good points.