Senator Panorama Date
Glashütte Original Senator Panorama Date Moon Phase – Rose Gold Automatic Watch
The Glashütte Original Senator Panorama Date Moon Phase (Ref. 100-04-32-15-04) is a classic and elegant timepiece that reflects the brand’s traditional Saxon watchmaking excellence. Housed in a 40 mm rose gold case, the watch features a refined white dial with Roman numerals, offering a timeless and highly legible aesthetic. It is paired with a black crocodile leather strap and a matching rose gold fold clasp, enhancing its luxurious character. Powered by the in-house automatic Caliber 100-04, the watch delivers a 55-hour power reserve and features sophisticated complications including a panorama date, moon phase display, and date function. The dial is protected by a sapphire crystal, while 5 ATM water resistance ensures suitability for everyday wear. The watch is in very good used condition, showing only minor and intangible signs of wear, and is offered without its original box and papers.
Original: $16,228.77
-70%$16,228.77
$4,868.63
Description
Glashütte Original Senator Panorama Date Moon Phase – Rose Gold Automatic Watch
The Glashütte Original Senator Panorama Date Moon Phase (Ref. 100-04-32-15-04) is a classic and elegant timepiece that reflects the brand’s traditional Saxon watchmaking excellence. Housed in a 40 mm rose gold case, the watch features a refined white dial with Roman numerals, offering a timeless and highly legible aesthetic. It is paired with a black crocodile leather strap and a matching rose gold fold clasp, enhancing its luxurious character. Powered by the in-house automatic Caliber 100-04, the watch delivers a 55-hour power reserve and features sophisticated complications including a panorama date, moon phase display, and date function. The dial is protected by a sapphire crystal, while 5 ATM water resistance ensures suitability for everyday wear. The watch is in very good used condition, showing only minor and intangible signs of wear, and is offered without its original box and papers.
