amanico
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Glashutte Original Senator Chronometer. For the pleasure of the mind...
And for the pleasure of the eyes, too.
Let's take all the white gold versions:
The " normal ":
And their movement;
The recent Limited Edition ( 25 pieces )
And its movement.
The front is good looking, the backside is eye catching, too.
And the manual winding Chronometers is a rare category. Think about it, we have many automatic chronometers ( Rolex and Omega are the champions, here ), but manual winding? Not so many!
That is a great watch. The question is not will I get one, but which version will I get. All of them are very tempting, the LE with only 25 pieces seems to be impossible, or at least very tough to get.
Best,
Nicolas
Glashutte Original Senator Chronometer. For the pleasure of the mind...
And for the pleasure of the eyes, too. Let's take all the white gold versions: The " normal ": And their movement; The recent Limited Edition ( 25 pieces ) And its movement. The front is good looking, the backside is eye catching, too. And the manual wind...
A very lovely watch, for sure
My main gripe is its weight and diameter being a bit too much compared to my other watches. Cazalea ...
Watchtime reviewed that watch several years ago.
You can probably download the review on their website. That movement has a lot of interesting technical features that make it ultra precise to set. It’s a true connoisseurs piece.
What a wonderful watch in all its versions
Mine says hi I know you will disagree because you typically prefer white metals, for me this watch was born in rose gold 🤣 I hope you will get one very soon! (White metal or not) ...
Of all the GOs this is the one I want the most
Just a little worried that the blue is a bit too similar looks wise to my PP 5172G.
My preference is certainly known. Here are some additional photos for the thread
Initial launch white gold model. In fact, this was the first piece delivered in the US, in 2009. Here a later white gold. Notice the thicker font on the "Glashutte ORIGINAL": And then the LE version, which for me is a perfect watch. I would never part wit...