wrist shots of Glashutte original moonphase pano.
Could somebody please be so kind as to post images and a brief (or extended) review of this watch as I'm thinking of getting the stainless steel version with the new steel strap and need to see and hear as much as possible about it. I'd want to wear it ev...
Review maybe it's not, it's more my views....
Of the Panomatic Lunar beside a Dornblüth & Sohn. Glashütte Orginal Panomaticlunar VS Dornblüth & Sohn Cal 99.4 The both companys have been made watches for a long time at the estern side of Germany. Today they made high grade watches and I just wants to ...
Fantastic work
Thank you so very much for the wonderful images... it's really such photo's that started the ball rolling. I have a small selection of watches I move between... A Rolex Date circa 1990, a Patek rose gold 5070, panerai Luminor, a IWC portoguese Chrono and ...
Thank you. I will be more than happy if you choose a GO watch......
And I can bet on you will be that too. So if you are into sport watches maybe you will find this interesting too? Rolex VS Glashütte Orginal Is it possible to compare a SWISS made watch with a German made? I will say yes. Rolex have most of us heard about...
not familiar...
Although I do have some knowledge about german watches, i am not familiar with D&S How do they compare to GO? any info would be welcome cheers
If it's not against the rules so did I post..........
the story of my last purchase. I really love this watch and IMHO so is it a very nice product to a great price. This is a watch made with a lot of love and more hands than machines. Here we go. I just got home this little package. I wonder what is inside?...
The Dornblüth & Sohn & your pictures look fantastic!
This is the first time I come across the brand. This message has been edited by Goh on 2009-05-09 08:42:48 This message has been edited by Goh on 2009-05-09 08:43:47
That's the whole idea, Goh . . .
. . . there's always room for my favorite independent manufacturer on our G O forum. You might have noticed a familial resemblance with a few G O models, such as the 1878 Limited Edition . . . [photo courtesy of Martina and Gerd] . . . cordially, Art...
Now that's a brilliant pic, Art!
Thanks to Martina and Gerd for this excellent pic! We can even admire the texture of the dial... Best, Nicolas