ArthurSG
3278
Hi. All in life is relative I suppose
For the PRG (and I have one and hence very biased), I actually think when you look at the intesrting chrono iteration, off centre layout, countdown function, movement, finishing, it actually presents one of the best value for money chronos out there and a chrono that is ratherh unique which is hard to say in this day and age. Look across to Lange, Patek and what they charge for their 5070, 5170, 1815, Dato etc.. while I think the Langes (not PPs 
) are a lot better finished, you pay a lot more than $20-$30K for the Dato for eg. For the 1815, is it as interesting a chrono? Not to me.
I actually think the GO PRG is undervalued and one of the best kept complication secrets as most here know of it but it is relatively unknown to many.
My 1/2 cent GST inclu.
Is the Panoretrograph really worth it's current market price?
Hi guys, New to this forum here and would love to hear some comments from the experts . I'm really interested in the PRG, the subtle look and the ingenious movement are things I treasure in a watch. However, the current asking price in the second hand mar...
Hi. All in life is relative I suppose
For the PRG (and I have one and hence very biased), I actually think when you look at the intesrting chrono iteration, off centre layout, countdown function, movement, finishing, it actually presents one of the best value for money chronos out there and a...
Hi Arthur Thanks for the...
Hi Arthur Thanks for the insight Naruto On 9 Mar, 2012, at 8:45, www watchprosite < [Email address suppressed for privacy] > wrote:
My pleasure
Not the best shots but a couple of pics for you. I'm in a sever state of horofatigue and for me, that this still appeals to me says a lot for me....
Thanks for he lovely shots....
Thanks for he lovely shots. Contrary to your fatique, I'm in a feverish state right now. Regards On 9 Mar, 2012, at 9:43, www watchprosite < [Email address suppressed for privacy] > wrote:
Fully agree - and I dont have one
This watch is truely unique. Well made and complicated to a point quite far from the beaten track. GO may not enjoy the same stability as eg PP in the preowned market but to me the PRG will always be interesting and i agree that it actually appears to be ...
Greetings, Uzumaki, and welcome to our G O forum. Pricing and valuation . . .
. . . other than list prices are subjects we generally do not discuss. On most of our forums, a question such as this would probably be either locked or deleted outright, and in truth, I also considered editing and locking your post as not in keeping with...
Pride In Ownership
Dr. No, I really enjoy your insight presented above. Something you wrote caught my eye: "Anyone that has a manual winding Glashütte Original is in possession of an exceptionally well made piece of machinery, and can take justified pride in ownership." Whi...
Dr No, Thank you for...
Dr No, Thank you for your thoughts and advice. I didn't know I was touching on a sensitive issue. I apologise if this thread has offended anyone. If the discussion about price is consensually unwelcomed, I'll happily abide by the rules and refrain from th...
The essential reason we refrain from discussing . . .
. . . most aspects of pricing and valuation on the public forums is to concentrate the focus of discussion on the watches. Thomas M crafted The PuristS as a virtual cocktail party. You might discuss the intricacies of your latest car at a cocktail party, ...
No
It's not a reflection of the watch itself at all. Just reality. Vastly less, and for no demonstrable reason. Just as the Patek 5204 is not 'worth' 300K plus... Some brands are protected by market soldier who insulate them from the plight of the Panoretrog...
Relative to other makes, IMHO...it's UNDERvalued by secondary market
I agree with Arthur who was kind enough to include me in his circle of horological friends. Like him, I am horofatigued....for I think another month plus maximum. But even at my current state, and being a chrono collector...I will seriously consider the P...