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I would like to know more about the reset function as well.
I asked similar questions on how exactly the second reset function worked but nobody seems to know. There is an old "review" of the cal 100 but it doesn't go into detail. I specifically wanted to know what the interaction was between the reset and the minute hand, as well as when the crown is out.
Senator Navigator Panodate and Cal.100 Questions...
Hello all! - This will be my first (and typically long winded) post in the GO forum and first here in PSP as well. I have been lurking around and reading for awhile now, particularly here in the GO forum and have thoroughly enjoyed reading through several...
You are right, gold chatons
are a feature only in more expensive watches with Cal 100. I am not sure where the line is but I know my Senator Navigator no date does not have them and the Senator Perpetuals do. As for the zero-reset, I set the minute hand exactly first, not worrying a...
Gold Chatons were used on initial runs of the Navigator
I have a Senator Navigator Panorama Date Cal. 100 which I purchased in early 2008. I subsequently exchanged the case back for a sapphire case back during a time when G.O. was offering owners that option. Reading older postings and photo essays on the Cal....
I don't see them in your picture (on the Navigator)
but that could be because the resolution is low. In any case, here is mine, without " target="_blank"> " border="0" alt="Glashütte Senator Navigator Ca. 100 Caseback"> It is also from 2008, but it is a No-Date, that could be a difference too. And...
I don't have another picture...
...so I've asked for the intercession of one who is much wiser than humble me.... Art??? I recall this issue (i.e., G.O. discontinuing the use of gold chatons in the Cal. 100) coming up some time ago in the case of the Navigator and, if you do a search, y...
I believe gold chatons were dispensed with . . .
. . . in the cal 100 some time ago, DB. Early production models had them, at least for watches cased in precious metal, but I don't recall any cal 100s in recent years with gold chatons. Yet another reason to have held onto the cal 22 ;-) . . .
That is a little disappointing
Yeah, that's a little disappointing, but certainly no show stopper on this still excellent watch. It's funny too, in the movements I looked at that did have the chatons, they were only installed in the 4 "going train" rubis just to the right side of the e...
I would like to know more about the reset function as well.
I asked similar questions on how exactly the second reset function worked but nobody seems to know. There is an old "review" of the cal 100 but it doesn't go into detail. I specifically wanted to know what the interaction was between the reset and the min...