PanoInverse

The PanoInverse with a moonphase with a very nice dial decoration. I also love the exquisite moon. One of these Glashutte I really wanted to see in person. I regret that the movement is automatic, but there is nothing to see on the back case, so it is not

The Glashütte Original PanoMaticInverse This time I put my hands on both the gold and stainless steel version. Now it is 10 years since this watch was presented in Baselworld 2014. When the PanoInverse was released in 2008 was is the first time I saw a co

Ok, not the same case size ( 42 mm for the Chronometer, 44 for the Cosmopolite ) nor the same complications ( Chronometer versus Travel Watch ), but with the PanoInverse, the PanoRetroGraph and the Rattrapante, these are my favorite G.O. The Senator Chron

2019: 2021: 2021 for me. Just because I prefer the decoration of this dial. You? Best, Nicolas

When you discover a brand such as Breguet, you already know some little things about it. But you go deeper, and you see them with different eyes. For example, the Tradition. When Breguet decided to unveil it in 2005, ( 16 years ago, already! ) we learnt t

While I appreciate, for example, the use of a hand for the leap year (like in the Perpetual Navigator) and the nice applied roman numbers, or the new base caliber (very nice indeed), I don't have the same feeling for the increasing of the diameter from 40

Price apart, your favorite PanoInverse? I love the idea of having a platinum case a lot, as the blue dials. Now I am less sure about the floral engravings... Best, Nicolas

I really like a lot of these Glashutte Original watches and have looked at getting one more than a few times, but I think that was half the problem too many to choose from and then something else grabbed my attention. Sometimes too much choice is not a go

If I had to get a second G.O, it would probably be this one, or a Cosmopolite, or a Senator Chronometer, or... A Rattrapante, or a PanoRetroGraph. Well, that makes a lot of " second " G.O... Best, Nicolas

We most often see the steel, more rarely the platinum LE, but quite never the first one, the white gold. Which was chromatically cool, don't you think? I don't even remember having seen an owner's shot, here. Best, Nicolas