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Glashütte Original
PanoMaticCalendar
Ref. 1-92-10-01-03-62
· 42mm · caliber Glashütte Original Cal. 92-10: in-house automatic, 28,800bph, 100h PR, 7.65mm high; silicon balance spring, annual calendar with a retrograde month hand, moon phase and Panorama Date, black-rhodium finish in the platinum edition
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Movement tier: unclassified
Medium-large: suits wrists 6.5 in+ (16.5 cm+)
42 mm case. Wears confidently on average to larger wrists. May overhang on slender builds.
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Authentication
An annual calendar in platinum, limited to 150. The month hand is the test: it should sweep the arc and snap back, not step round a full circle.
Known issues in the market
- PanoMaticCalendar exists in red gold, platinum and skeletonised forms with different calibres. This is the platinum edition of 150 on the calibre 92-10.
- An annual calendar is not a perpetual. It handles 30 and 31 day months and needs correcting once a year, on 1 March. A seller describing it as never needing adjustment is describing a different complication.
- Platinum is heavy and soft. A case that feels light for its size, or that shows crisp unworn edges alongside heavy bracelet wear, is worth a second look.
| Area | What to check | What is correct | Red flag |
|---|---|---|---|
| dial | Retrograde month hand | The month hand travels an arc from 1 to 12 and flies back to the start, rather than continuing round | A month hand on a full circular track, or a month shown in an aperture |
| dial | Pano layout | Off-centre hours and minutes with small seconds below them and the Panorama Date to the right, arranged on the golden ratio rather than symmetrically | A centred dial, which is a Senator rather than a Pano |
| dial | Panorama Date | Two digits level on one plane with no dividing bar | A visible divider between the discs |
| movement | Calibre 92-10 through the sapphire back | Automatic, 100 hours of reserve, 7.65mm high, with a silicon balance spring and a black-rhodium finish in the platinum edition | A rhodium-bright movement in a watch sold as the platinum reference |
| case | Metal and numbering | 42mm platinum, numbered within 150, on black alligator with a platinum folding clasp | A gold case, or a clasp in a metal that does not match the case |
Common legitimate replacements
- The alligator strap is a consumable; the platinum clasp is not, and is a meaningful part of the value.
- An annual calendar left unwound needs resetting rather than repair, though the month hand should be advanced only by the correct procedure.
Expert resources: Glashütte Original publishes the reference on its own site. Monochrome covered the annual calendar across its red gold, platinum and skeleton forms, and aBlogtoWatch handled it in detail, both useful for telling the editions apart.
