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The Senator and Panoretrograph
are Perpetual Calendars and Chronographs respectively.
THe perpetual Calendar basically keeps track of the month, day, date and leap year in addition to time of course. THe panoretrograph has a choronograph for timing. How the Panoretro does it however is rather different from most chronos. It also has a unique countdown function not present in any other chrono I know of.
Not sure if thsi is what you are asking.
My second GO. Not new or current BUT...
one of the best ever from GO IMO. I share my Panoretrograph in Rose Gold. One of the better case backs don;t you reckon? This should complement my more elegant Senator PerCal PT LE50 Hope you guys enjoyed the pics....
Superb Duo, Arthur.
I thought a long time about getting a Panoretrograph, a very cool and original Chrono. I took another way, but I always have a lot of pleasure seeing one. Well done, my friend! Best, Nicolas.
Oh this took a while for me too Nico
and it is still (I think) a rather rare and unique complication or interpretation of a chrono complication which no one else has. The count down function is also quite cool.
I totally agree.
I think that for a Hard core Collector of Chronographs, this one has to be included in a collection, as it is an unique interpretation ( AFAIK ) of this complication. Enjoy yours! Best, Nicolas.
Regarding the novel chronograph display . . .
. . . it was, I think, IWC that introduced the "growing hands" minutes counter.
Awesome photos!
Arthur, Congratulations on your new acquisition! Both watches are beautiful. I particularly admire that perpetual. I tried to post a photo of my pink gold Cal. 39 limited edition perpetual from Westime (no. 6 of 10) but the photo attachment on the site se...
Two very lovely watches
Love the pictures. I gather that these two watches have specific functions that are not necessairly clear to me, what exactly are they? Best regards, George
The Senator and Panoretrograph
are Perpetual Calendars and Chronographs respectively. THe perpetual Calendar basically keeps track of the month, day, date and leap year in addition to time of course. THe panoretrograph has a choronograph for timing. How the Panoretro does it however is...
Yep
that is exactly what I wanted to know. I feel smarter now. Thanks and best regards, George
Congrats Arthur, that's an awesome pair.
I am very fond of the PRG too and still comtemplating about adding one in WG. The only one thing that I am still not sure is the silver dial on that piece... So are you planning to let go of the PT perpetual, as I recall that you only keep one piece per b...
WOW, well done, Arthur... this is marvelous movement...
... love such huge transparent caseback for watch lovers to enjoy all tiny details of the movement, really SUPERB! can please share with us more how you will feel with this watch after a week or so, always to like to listen the user's experience and hands...
fabulous pair of high-end GO
love them both. Great pieces that can hold their own compared with the guy accross the road. Best Andreas
excellent duo
and i really hope this kick start your recovery from horofatigue. thks fr letting me play with the watch. again, congrats. Best, Horo
"One of the better casebacks?" . . .
. . . 'twould be churlish to disagree ;-) . . ....
Most definitely sir.
I think GO stil has some ways to get up to overall Lange level BUT... I think too many people also under-appreciate what GO has done, does and perhaps will do. I am hearing small ruslings that perhaps a panoretro perhaps in the larger XL case may resurfac...
Hmmm, is there another chrono that can count both...
up and down? Cant think of one but others will surely respond in that regard. Regardless this one was a unique take in the genre and I would certainly be happy to strap one on my wrist. Congrats.
Love the Panoretrograph.....
I agree... the movement view is a stunner ! Congrats Drew
Congratulations on the PRG..............
Hi Arthur, This is an exceptional piece done by GO which also proves their capability in producing high end complicated watches (especially when taken into consideration the whole piece is an intergrated movement). I treasure this even much more than thei...
Hi James... Long Time
I do recall you selling off your piece a while back. Hope all is well with you and best for 2011.
Two beautiful GOs...
You have two very nice GOs that are sufficiently different from one another and sufficiently representative of the brand. Thanks for sharing your beautiful watches with us.