Glashutte Original Panolunarinverse

The moon phase display has a special place in the tradition of our manufactory. With their latest creation, our designers and engineers have completely reinterpreted the classic complication and showcased it in the centre of an avant-garde timepiece. The PanoLunarInverse is the first model from Glashutte Original to feature an inversely constructed movement with a moon phase display. The new timepiece is presented in an elegant platinum case and has a diameter of 42 mm.
A new look and a different style
Turn your watch into your personal statement piece.
As the owner of a Glashutte Original watch, you can also purchase our high-quality straps and bracelets individually. Discover how different materials and colours can give your timepiece a whole new look. Choose the strap that best emphasises your personal style and get in touch with us. We will get back to you as soon as possible and will also offer you a matching clasp on request.
Functions
Hour and minute
Small second
Panorama Date
Moon phase
200 pieces in total for all versions
Limitations
Platinum
Case material
5 bar
Waterproof
42.00 mm
Case diameter
12.46 mm
Case height
Features
Skeletonized rotor with stylized full moon
Galvanized black
Surface fine matt with vinyl decor
Indexes applied
White Panorama Date on black background
Applied sapphire crystal segment grey-blue
Glashutte Original manufactory movement
Movement
Automatic movement
Movement type
45 h
Power reserve
28.800 vph, equivalent to 4 Hz
Frequency
Remarks
Glashutte three-quarter plate
Movement frame parts black rhodium-plated and guilloche
Balance bridge guilloche
Skeletonized rotor with stylized full moon
Duplex swan-neck fine adjustment
Bevelled/polished edges
Polished steel parts
Blued screws
Applied date frame in white gold
Louisiana Alligator nubuk leather strap
Material
Grey
Colour
21 mm
End link width
75 x 115 mm
Dimensions
Spectacular moon phase display
The starry sky in this model is made of aventurine, also known as goldstone. First produced in the 17th century by master glassmakers in the Venetian town of Murano, the material is known for its fine sparkle and intense colour. The moon itself is crafted in relief and its surface is 3D laser-engraved to reflect the craters and mountains of the earth’s natural satellite. Though the moon is normally the herald of the night, its silent presence can be felt at any hour with the PanoLunarInverse: Once it has passed through the cut-out section of the dial, it continues its orbit, still visible beneath the grey-blue sapphire crystal.
Modern architecture
Just like the PanoMaticInverse, the new model features an unusual design: Parts of the movement are mounted inversely so that they are visible from the dial side. The result is an eye-catching design that offers unique insights into the intricate mechanics and creates a window into its very own universe – namely, the balance. It can be admired on the front, beneath a black rhodium-plated balance bridge with an intricate guilloche decoration. Typical features of Glashutte watchmaking meet with cutting-edge manufacturing techniques to deliver a distinctly modern architecture.
Masterpiece with rarity value
This masterpiece with a heavenly appearance is limited to 200 pieces worldwide. The hand-crafted and finely finished automatic calibre 91-04 delivers a power reserve of 45 hours. In keeping with the lunar leitmotif, the skeletonised rotor is itself adorned with a domed moon, which can be admired through the sapphire crystal case back. The PanoLunarInverse is worn on a grey Louisiana alligator nubuck leather strap or a blue synthetic strap made from yarn that is produced entirely from recycled material.