My latest G.O. addition....
I thought I was done for the year as far as watch buying. I was fully content with my 3 G.O. watches which I felt provided a lot of variety and versatility, despite all having the base cal.39 movement.
I really had no intentions of purchasing another watch, but I suppose that is the risk with "just looking." I wasn't expecting to buy this watch, but when I saw it in the metal, I couldn't resist. I never thought I would find a brand new version of this watch, as it has unfortunately been discontinued. I guess I was just at the right place at the right time. So without further ado, here are some quick and dirty pictures of my latest addition from G.O. This is my first non cal.39 watch from G.O., as well as my first manual wind watch. Thanks for looking.
Very nice Catch.
The Panograph is not only a very nice Chrono, it is also and maybe first of all a very original one.
And when yuo look at the movement, you're done.
What's not to love it?
Huge congrats for your last addition.
Enjoy it.
Best.
Nicolas
One of my few regrets is not latching onto a Panograph . . .
. . . and concentrating exclusively on perpetuals . . . when you realize what G O was charging for steel PanoGraphs back then, you immediately realize both what an incredible bargain they were, and why G O probably discontinued production. Congratulations on moving into the realm of chronographs, Koji . . . the one you picked has to be one of the greatest values in watchmaking ever. Cordially, Art
Passed one over myself.
Whow!!! Congrats! This is a great addition to your ...
Best regards
Gerd & Martina
Thank you everyone for the kind words. The more...
I wear this watch, the luckier I feel for having found it. This really is a keeper for me.
I agree, Art, that this watch has to be one of the best "bang for your buck" watches. Good luck on your search for the grey dial version.
