
The guilloche pattern is a bit too flowery for my tastes but it is subtle enough on the wrist.

A few thoughts...
The Star 4810 will be a good everyday wear if you work in a shirt/tie environment.
The big date display looks nice in the catalog pictures because the photo shows * 3 *, how would you feel if the display shows 3 * 4 instead?
In the regular steel production, the automatic movement is not COSC certified. Not that this matters to most PuristS but it is a distinction that needs to be made compared to the version made in precious metal case which does utilize a chronometer.
Knowing you, I think you would enjoy wearing it for a few months but I don't think it would be a "keeper" in your collection.
It's not a bad price (considering that you can negotiate with the AD and also get the exclusive MB/PuristSPro watchcase). The alternative is to save for the Rieussec
Happy Holidays, glad to see you here in the MB forum!
Cheers, Mike

but here is a virtual comparison


From design point of view, I like the symmetry of the Rieussec more.
The big date function of the Panomatic venue is nice.
Both suffer from the addition of extaneous text on the dial.
Still there is nothing that looks like the Rieussec in the market...
I think you know where my vote would go!
Cheers, Mike
PS- the Panomatic Venue Pic is by Ken
The mono-tone dial which is the one I reviewed

And the two tone dial with the grey background

Perhaps the two tone is what is selling...The two I've seen at the AD were both this variant
Let us know what your impressions are
Cheers, Mike