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More info. Power colours from the Seventies
Power colours from the Seventies Glashütte Original presents two new limited editions of its Vintage chronograph “Disco Blue” and “Vibing Orange” – the names of the new Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date models say it all. The two limited editions from G...
I'm a fan
Nice to see varieties not just black dial. Doesn't make sense only 100... I don't think people are speculating on GO seventies but I could be wrong. I'm not a buyer just don't know why limit. What is the numeral in the top of the dial? Is that a gmt or mi...
It’s to get buyers off the fence
Scarcity sells even when it creates No identifiable value.
I like GO a lot, however, this seams to obvious! 🙈 why not naming the color „Tiffany-Blue“? Because THAT is the intention.
The 70-ties had generally speaking rather „warm“ colors. In the selling text they should have written: „Hey, we know Rolex and Patek sold this color. We have that too. You cannot have it from them so buy it from us. But hurry, only 100…“ 🫣😅 ...
Underlying watch is high quality
Prefer the orange of the two, but the Tiffany Blue is going to be safer in the wardrobe. No watchmaker with sizeable volume to shift is immune to following the market trends, but thankfully the watch itself remains a peach. I'd have loved to see the Senat...
