Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Glashüttes with morning coffee . . .
. . . or . . .
. . . at sunset . . .
. . . are always welcome companions . . .
Reflecting over a morning coffee...
...is one good reason to always keep a Panograph handy. Of course I rely on it for brewing time! (Trying out my new iPhone's camera.)...
The Panograph... When I see one, I always wonder I don't get one in my collection.
One of the most original manual chrono ever made. The next best thing after the PanoRetroGraph. Best, and thanks for sharing this picture with your new I phone. Nicolas
Never too late...
...if you keep your eyes open. The Panoretrograph appears at auctions from time to time, usually with reasonable hammers. It\'s one of my favourites too, but I think I\'d miss the versatility of the steel.
One of my favorites
The value in the secondary market for this reference is mind boggling. to get an innovative well finished manual wind chronograph for so little is unheard of. I love mine and it\'s an all time keeper for me in my collection! Great picture of yours!
Glashüttes with morning coffee . . .
. . . or . . . . . . at sunset . . . . . . are always welcome companions . . . ...
Great watch and a great phone/camera
I would love to add a SS PanoGraph of the new model to my collection. Unfortunately GO don't listen to me so I have to work harder.
That's a good thing to reflect on...
Especially with a nice watch like this one. A certain GO classic. Great picture. How are you liking the phone?