Modernahab
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A simple pleasure.
The first generation GO Senator Sixties (since re-christened "Sixties"), SS, with plain, but beautifully finished, convex opaline silver dial, curved minute hand, and engraved and gilded(?) indices. Unpretentious and charming, even in the face of the more recent elaborately colored and textured dials. At its release (in 2007, I think?) this was arguably in the vanguard of the now-prevalent trend of reviving vintage designs. I leave it for others to argue whether this trend has been a good thing, but GO certainly seems to have gotten a lot of mileage out of the Sixties line to date.
A simple pleasure.
The first generation GO Senator Sixties (since re-christened "Sixties"), SS, with plain, but beautifully finished, convex opaline silver dial, curved minute hand, and engraved and gilded(?) indices. Unpretentious and charming, even in the face of the more...
Good-looking watch...I like the two-tone (as always)...
...and am happy they didn't use the 'GG' logo on the tail of the seconds hand. But I wish they would get rid of the logo on the rotor, and in this case I wish it was a manual wind...
the Sixties is a good series by GO
I like them too. Have to mention your 1st photo portrays this watch particularly well. The gold hour indices and hands just stand out from the sllver dial. Well taken. /W72