Glashütte Original Senator Rattrapante (Pre-owned - Good) — USD 36,000 on eBay

Senator Chronometer, for its manual winding movement and because it is a chronometer. The Cosmopolite in steel, for the original way its complication is displayed: The PanoGraph, but in white metal, or even better, the PanoRetroGraph, for its movement and the originality of its chronograph: The Pano

Limited to 100 pieces in platinum, the Glashutte Original Senator Rattrapante offers a dense noble metal with a ruthenium dial. While not the most exquisite movement, it is a rare manual-winding rattrapante chronograph.

One of these watches which made me dream and which still makes me dream. When discuss Rattrapantes, we most often forget it. Strangely, because it was a very good one. Here is the platinum, limited to 100 pieces Credit: Govberg. Movement side, taken by Craig: One of my biggest regrets is to have mis

For me, the choice is clear as I am biased when it comes to platinum cases and ruthenium dial, one of my favorite combination. But the rose gold version doesn't lack charm. It doesn't have the level of finishings of the new Montblanc 1858 Split Seconds, Patek 5370P, but still, not the same price. An

Exploring the rose gold version of Glashütte Original Senator Rattrapante often overshadowed by platinum. Author's preference for platinum noted, with recognition of rose gold's appeal.

Deciding between Glashutte Original Senator Rattrapante and PanoGraph is a pleasant predicament, potentially resulting in owning both for Nicolas.