rnaden
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I went for the steel but I can tell you one thing....
Legibility on the Panoinverse is not good, whether steel or gold, but then again, almost every time, I find myself looking at the balance wheel and I forget to check on the time.It is too beautiful and distracting from telling the time which I think is a good thing or else I would be pissed with the watch for having to “hunt” for the hands each time I want to look at the time.
Glashutte Original first PanoInverse.
If my memory serves me well, the first PanoInverse was this one, in white gold: Much less famous than the steel we often see posted, here, much higher in price, this white gold version was quite eye catching. I still love it, even if, probably, for some c...
I went for the steel but I can tell you one thing....
Legibility on the Panoinverse is not good, whether steel or gold, but then again, almost every time, I find myself looking at the balance wheel and I forget to check on the is too beautiful and distracting from telling the time which I think is a good th...
It’s a bit eclectic.. But I love my GO/ss..
The one shown in the initial post (with WG and RG accents) also exhibits a bit of a fancy appeal, IMHO.. Also the blued screws + the power reserve hand in contrast to the red elements on the dial and that attractive balance wheel. For me it’s somehow this...