amanico
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I could see one in person, what I like here is that the Tourbillon is part of the dial and doesn't make a hole in the dial. Exquisite piece you have here, my friend.
Senator Chronometer Tourbillon
One of the few tourbillons around with chronometer certification. Mine runs at a very good +3 sec per day. And a thing of beauty at the same time. ...
People must ask you a lot of questions about this piece,
So much going on; but that is not always a bad thing
The only watches of mine people tend to
comment on are from MB&F )) I mean general “non-watch” people…
And you didn‘t even mention the best part, IMHO:
It is (to my knowledge) the only Tourbillon in the world which resets the second hand and the Tourbillon cage when you pull the crown to set the time. A real masterpiece - and I am a happy owner of the first version.
Agreed! And the best part is that
on the tourbillion they added a special mechanism that performs the reset in a beautifully slow move.
This is openwork very well done.
I’m not personally fond of the openwork aesthetic but I’m always impressed by how GO does it. Best, Emmanuel
Thank you very much, Nico!
I agree that the tourbillion visual integration here is nice and delicate.
Which is shocking in a way…
Given that the primary purpose of the complication should be added accuracy 😂🤦🏻♂️ So great that GO actually takes it seriously 👍🏻👏🏻 And looks lovely at that 👌🏻🙌🏻
Please correct me if I’m wrong but somewhere I remember reading
that to regulate a tourbillon, for every small change you have to dismantle and assemble the tourbillon cage again, it is a difficult and very time consuming task so most brands don’t do it and most owners don’t care how accurate their tourbillon is. Kudo...
Agreed, they did not cut corners here.
Other than perhaps opting for a CNC guilloche.
What a phenomenal watch!
I can't believe these didn't sell out the moment this limited edition run was announced. I swear GO is lost in that Swatch Universe.