
A refined watch balancing elegance and function with its unique panorama date indication. The subtle moon phase complication adds a gentle touch to its classic aesthetic.
Panorama Date is Glashütte Original's answer to the big-date problem — instead of the cramped double-window most brands use, two discs line up to read as one wide, evenly-spaced number, and it sits directly above a moonphase display on this reference (1-36-24-05-02-61). At 40mm in steel on a leather strap, the proportions are correct for a dress watch: thin enough to sit under a cuff, not oversized for the segment. Automatic movement, no water resistance rating listed for this one, which is consistent with a piece built for the wrist rather than the wrist over a sink. On my scoring sheet, the panorama date and moonphase pairing is one of the more legible complication stacks I've catalogued — most brands sacrifice one readability for the other, and this doesn't.





