Broencephalon
Gold Member
For sale or trade is my Glashutte Original PanoGraph 39mm (flyback chronograph). This is a complete set down to the original CD-ROM which tours the Glashutte factory and talks about the model. Warranty is stamped by The Timepiece Collection in New Jersey, no name and undated; import document provided as well.
I am the second owner of this watch. The original owner was a watchmaker from Clock Savant in the United States and it sat in a safe for majority of its life until finding its way onto my wrist.
It is keeping excellent time and the 30 minute timer moves exactly on the minute as the chronograph hand sweeps to the 12:00. Power reserve is at a consistent 42 hours plus or minus an hour depending on positioning and use of the watch.
The Glashutte Original PanoGraph was released around 2005 and only produced in stainless steel for 3 years until 2008. Afterwards, Glashutte discontinued this specific model and began producing it only in premium metals for about triple the price at around $35000+tax. You would have a hard time finding a movement this well decorated at this price point, making this watch an exceptional and unique piece.
The movement is absolutely gorgeous and has a "counter-clockwise engaging clutch" which doesn't mean much for the end-user, but is a design element that puts the balance wheel at the 6 o'clock instead of 12 o'clock.
To my knowledge, the only other watches using a counter-clockwise engaging clutch are the PanoRetroGraph from GO themselves, and the F.P. Journe Monopusher Split Seconds Chronograph. Pretty exclusive club!
Offered at $12500, cash preferred but will entertain trade offers.
Photos are taken by me and are of the actual watch. Certain identifying numbers have been photoshopped out. Photos were taken July 12, 2021.
Glamour shots to start:
Lugs and sides:
The main blemish is a slight ding at the 1 o'clock as below and the clasp could use a polish:
Box set:
I am the second owner of this watch. The original owner was a watchmaker from Clock Savant in the United States and it sat in a safe for majority of its life until finding its way onto my wrist.
It is keeping excellent time and the 30 minute timer moves exactly on the minute as the chronograph hand sweeps to the 12:00. Power reserve is at a consistent 42 hours plus or minus an hour depending on positioning and use of the watch.
The Glashutte Original PanoGraph was released around 2005 and only produced in stainless steel for 3 years until 2008. Afterwards, Glashutte discontinued this specific model and began producing it only in premium metals for about triple the price at around $35000+tax. You would have a hard time finding a movement this well decorated at this price point, making this watch an exceptional and unique piece.
The movement is absolutely gorgeous and has a "counter-clockwise engaging clutch" which doesn't mean much for the end-user, but is a design element that puts the balance wheel at the 6 o'clock instead of 12 o'clock.
To my knowledge, the only other watches using a counter-clockwise engaging clutch are the PanoRetroGraph from GO themselves, and the F.P. Journe Monopusher Split Seconds Chronograph. Pretty exclusive club!
Offered at $12500, cash preferred but will entertain trade offers.
Photos are taken by me and are of the actual watch. Certain identifying numbers have been photoshopped out. Photos were taken July 12, 2021.
Glamour shots to start:
Lugs and sides:
The main blemish is a slight ding at the 1 o'clock as below and the clasp could use a polish:
Box set:
