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GO Senator Perpetual after 5 years
Got this watch (preowned) over 5 years ago, and still love it. I go for periods of time where it doesn't get any wrist time, and then I rediscover it and can't keep it off my wrist. Have thought about moving it on several times, but then I wear it again a...
I have heard different and very distinct options about the guilloché dial version of the Senator Perpetual.
My personal option is that I like it very much. It is still sober but not as stern as the flat dial. That adds some warmth to its German virtues. Glad that it is a keeper for you. It deserves it well. Best, Martin
The guilloche adds a lot to the dial...
and responds to different lighting and is quite lively. And is a beautiful contrast to the outer part of the dial. Some of the more recent dial versions are quite nice too, but this one really does it for me! The moon is mirror polished and slightly domed...
That's a good test. If after a while a watch doesn't give you pleasure...
Then it is time to let it go and find a better home. This is a very nice and understated one. Bravo for you taste. Best, Nicolas
Lovely piece indeed! I try to be impartial but...
GO perpetuals are really unforgettable pieces. Add such big date (THE big date)... and you have all you need for you and next generations. best, massi
Every time a Senator perpetual makes an appearance . . .
. . . I wonder why I let this one . . . . . . go. I didn't have regrets at the time, and the prospect of owning two perpetuals in precious metal was a bit much, but now . . . I don't know. It's difficult to think of any watch from any manufacturer that of...
