Individual models of this collection

Within this collection, watch lovers can fall back on models with fine sounding names such as PanoMaticLunar, PanoLunarTourbillon, PanoReserve, PanoMaticInverse and PanoInverse. The proud owner of a PanoMaticLunar can look forward to a fine watch with a very finely refined movement. The Glashütte three-quarter plate with stripes gives this glassworks Original Pano its unmistakable character. A skeletonized rotor with a 21 carat gold flywheel makes this model a feast for the eyes. The PanoMaticLunar is completely under the sign of the moon, as it shows the phases of the moon exactly. The PanoLunarTourbillon also accurately reflects the moon phase. It has a so-called flying tourbillon. This tourbillon, which in German translation means whirlwind, is a specific device to compensate possible deficiencies in the accuracy by gravity. As with all models, the movement is once again extremely fine.The Glashütte three-quarter plate with stripe-cutting and an equally skeletonized rotor with an oscillating weight of 21 carat gold again provide an outstanding appearance. The PanoReserve is just as finely refined. In addition to the Glashütte three-quarter plate with stripe-cutting, screwed gold chatons and the hand-engraved balance bridge make this watch something very special. The PanoMaticInverse is also distinguished by the outstanding features of a Glashütte Original Pano, such as the three-quarter plate and a screw balance with 18 weight screws and accurate beading. The PanoInverse also comes with the characteristics that characterise an original Pano, such as the three-quarter plate, the duplex gooseneck fine adjustment and polished and beaded steel parts with bevelled edges and blued screws.

Luxury and precision

The watches in the Original Pano Collection are ultimately characterised by a perfect symbiosis of luxury and precision. The precision of these watches is reflected, among other things, in their accuracy. All models have a more than sufficient power reserve. It is no coincidence that every Glashütte movement is a small work of art that shines in many fine details. This applies, of course, not only to the Original Pano Collection, but to all models of the Glashütte watch guild. The screw balances with their filigree gold weight screws and, among other things, the gooseneck fine adjustments bear witness to this. Such a watch, which, like the PanoLunarTourbillon model with Super-LimiNova dials, is also a real gem.