Glashütte Original

Help please.
Are there any articles comparing the two German chronos?
I like both watches so any help would be apπreciated.
Many thanks

I do own the Dato and while I do not own the panochrono nor have I seen it in the metal, using my GO Sentator Perpetual PT as a gauge, I can tell you that the level of finish and attention to the most minute detail, the GOs really cannot come close to the Dato.  The Dato i think is also priced higher than the GO you have in question.

Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan and owner of both but Lange is just at a different and higher level for me.  I'm sure others will beg to differ.

Best is to go see for yourself both in the metal and decide for yourself.

Dato does have a better finish and polish of the case and base plate. a better looking hands and dial. But it is on the over price side when compare to a panomatic.

GO may not have the better finish on the case, hands, dial and base plate. But it's movement, movement internal polish are at least equal to the Dato. For which makes it
a better deal to own. (the auction market may tell a different story)

As the owner of both watches. Dato is the pretty one. But GO gets the job done and it's cheaper. I wear both of them and like both of them. It's really not a matter of which is better. just different but equal in my eyes.

. . . as I've been preoccupied the past few days with other pressing matters. Regarding the specifics of your question, unfortunately, I'm not aware of any articles comparing the PMC with the Dato . . . one would imagine that the natural comparison for the Dato would be the PanoRetroGraph, but I'm glad that you're comparing it with the PMC as that model happens to be my personal favorite modern chronograph. Please click on the link below . . .

glashutte.watchprosite.com . for my foray into the PanoMatic Chrono . . . cordially, Art

sold out??

I think that there are some available...

Cheers

. . . so it's very likely out of production, although it's possible that samples can still be found at retailers. Curiously, a photo of it appears in the 2008 catalog . . . cordially, Art

that it was a 2005- my AD has one and it is featured in the 2008 catalogue

Cheers

I like both watches .
As for the price , I was surprised to find out that ( at least here in Greece) the Panomaticchrono XL is more expensive than the Dato.
So Ι think, Dato will be my choise.

The Glashutte Original Panomatic Chronograph was chosen by the German magazine ArmbandUhren as the 'watch of the year' in 2005.
I believe one of the competitors was the Datograph.  If you can read German, you may be able to find the relevant issue of that magazine.

. . . cordially, Art