My 3rd G.O. and a group shot
I loved both the black dial and silver dial versions of this watch. One of the main reasons I opted for the silver is that there are a lot of nice black (or dark) dial sports watches that I like, whereas there aren't many silver (or light) dial watches th...
My Wife Can't Tell my Panerai from a Swatch...
My wife is also clueless, for example, I have two watches. One is an ultra sporty Luminor Daylight Crono (limited) and the other is Zenith ChronoMaster XXL which is a very classic dress watch with and open-face and roman numerals. But since they both are ...
One perpetual isn't enough, Devin . . .
. . . redundancy has it's merits . . . when my steel black dial Karree pereptual was under reconstruction at the manufactory, the steel grey dial Karree performed admirably in it's place. A backup perpetual can be useful in a pinch . . . cordially, Art
Let's Settle on "One Glashutte is Not Enough"
OK yeah, I agree with you Art. One of anything as fine and beautiful as any GO watch is never enough. When I wrote about "duplication" in a collection, I guess that was taken to mean "redundancy" and that's not what I meant. I should have written it more ...
I have but five G O's, Devin . . .
. . . but I'm always contemplating the next one ;-). Btw, I spent a year in Bahrain back in the mid 80's, and I have many fond memories of the people as well as the place. Is Ciccalis still there? Easily the best Italian restaurant I've ever had the pleas...
Your collection is a testament to the scope of variety . . .
. . . found in the genus of G O . . . three essentially dissimilar watches on the surface - a sports watch, a chronograph, and a perpetual calendar - all with a common ancestry, and sharing the same basic movement. It's really heartwarming to see so many ...
