Glashütte Original Senator Perpetual Calendar Steel — USD 14,950

. . . past or present, the rarer the better. I've got three Karree perpetuals to share . . . . . . a hand-winding Karree Panodate . . . . . . the limited edition Senator perpetual . . . . . . and something borrowed ;-) . . . Cordially, Art This message has been edited by Dr No on 2009-09-12 15:03:36

PanoMatic Lunar, PanoReserve, PanoGraph, Panoinverse XL, Senator Perpetual Calendar, Senator Observer and Grande Cosmopolite Tourbillon. Looking at the novelties names, one could think there is only one novelty in 2012. Take care, there is more to see and even when those are variations or evolutions

I have had this in my collection and always been fond of it although never wore it. Today I strapped it on. It’s one of only 50. Platinum and even the buckle is full platinum. It has nice weight to it. I love that the case is mostly all satin finished so it’s pretty under the radar. Also easy to rea

Last month, Saxon watchmaker Glashütte Original presented the company's most sophisticated masterpiece - the Grande Cosmopolite Tourbillon in Singapore, after Basel and Hong Kong to a group of press-members at the Ion Sky. Some pieces of the Art & Technik 2012 collection, such as the Senator Diary,

Basel 2011 Novelty report Glashütte Original by Marcus Hanke The new models by the Glashütte Original manufacture are more a consolidation of past years’ innovations, partially with new design. Rather spectacular is the "Sixties Square Tourbillon": while the combination of a selfwinding movement wit

. . . in steel with black and silver/white dials, and red gold with a silver/white dial. The classic becomes Classic . . .