This one is no longer available new form GO and I think it is a bit forgotten and flies under the radar so to speak. It's a real gem of a watch...lovely dial and case design and fantastic size and wearability...very comfortable! And typical GO...great fin
Two reworked photos of one of my favorite Glashutte, even if I prefer the platinum version with its black dial. We should see the PanoGraph and the PanoRetroGraph more often! Best, Nicolas
I went to a Glashütte Original event yesterday in Berlin, and I must say I am flummoxed. The brand makes some remarkable watches, the horology is at the highest end at this point. But there is virtually no communication about it, no marketing, no interfac
Recently I had the exciting opportunity to discover for the first time the SeaQ 39.5 blue and green. But more importantly, I was able to compare their visual attributes side by side at the same time in the same place. The blue is unmistakable in any light
I’ll admit, other than current catalog stuff, I don’t have much of a foundational knowledge in GO timepieces. I have always loved their chronometer pieces, however, at 42 and not 40mm they weren’t for me. The pano series obviously has some winters, and th
An Outdoor Specialist with New Perspectives 50 years after the launch of the first diver’s watch made in Glashütte, this proud heritage was revived by the Glashütte Original manufactory: The SeaQ is the legitimate successor to the legendary Spezimatic RP