Model History
The Pano collection was created to express the Saxon manufacture's aesthetic in a more contemporary form, departing from the classic symmetry of the Senator line through dials built on an off-center axis, with the Panorama Date placed in a dominant position relative to the center of the case.
The family's most widespread model, the PanoMaticLunar, pairs the large panoramic date with a moon-phase indication, fitting more information onto a single asymmetric dial than a traditional layout would allow; variants such as the PanoReserve instead replace the moon indicator with a sector-displayed power reserve.
Over time the Pano family has been enriched with further variations — from the PanoMaticInverse, which reverses the arrangement of elements on the dial, to the PanoGraph with a chronograph function — always keeping the off-center layout and the large two-disc date display as common denominators, two of the brand's most immediately recognizable traits.
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Main References
The off-center axis of the Pano dial is a stylistic choice deliberately contrasting with the symmetry of the brand's more classic collections, designed to give the large panoramic date the space it needs to always remain perfectly legible.