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Marcus, you are so right about the dial
Every day when it's sunset I go out from the office to take a look at the dial... I like it the most when it's sunset or a cloudy day, it just looks different in different light conditions, can't really explain, another thing I like to do is look at the watch normally when I'm standing (looking down to my hand), and then lift my hand until the hand is above my head and the dial don't have direct light on it, the inner circle around the time display changes with the angle until it disappears when the watch is all the way up...
My pictures can not deliver all this and don't do justice with the watch.
Inon.
Roll call for Glashütte Original owners . . . .
. . . . both currently in your collection, and those that have departed . . . pictures would be nice, too. I have five to report: a cal 39 Karree chrono (2001) and Senator up-and-down (2001), both departed, and three perpetuals currently in the collection...
My 5 number GO, 3 x c49 & 2 x c39
Here goes Folks Been out of circulation here for some time now but back Am also negotiating [could well be WAS] to buy another c49, Perpetual Calender but have been and still is uncomfortable and unhappy with GO Service here in Hong Kong. This could well ...
Thanks, Tomteh, and a remarkable assembly . . .
. . . in that there seems to be a focus, if not a theme, to your collection. Three elegant and refined cal 49s - date, power reserve, and Wempe LE chronograph - augmented by a rarely seen cal 39 Senator with a dressy flair, topped off by a rugged cal 39 S...
Art, I still think about that grey strap that you showed me..
I wonder how it would look on my Nav. Perp. Current: Departed:...
I suppose you're referring to this strap, Allen . . .
. . . a Camille Fournet grey lizard. An astute two-piece collection, in my book, with the rare and highly desirable LE Navigator Perpetual paired with the Panograph, one of the arguably best values around. Thanks, Art...
That's my baby!! ...
it is underrated, I know; but unjustifiedly so. IN my opinion one of the cleanest, but due to the different surface treatments, most interesting dials offered by GO. Wish you a lot of fun with the watch! Regards, Marcus
Indeed, Marcus, the Panodate . . .
. . . has a quiet charm all it's own . . . I suspect the Panodate appeals to the less obsessive amongst us, and I'd hazard a guess that they remain in their respective collections for the long-haul. I especially like the Panodate on a bracelet . . . it's ...
One current and one departed
Here is the current one - my favorite dress watch bar none.....
Thanks, Darren . . .
. . . for posting the picture of your cal 49 Classic up-and-down; which G O has departed from your collection? Curiously, Art
I still have 4, let one get away.
I currently have the following: Somehow in a moment of weakness I let this one go: I guess you could call me a fan...
Ok here we go>>>>>
At the moment I only have one GO and it looks like this: You can see the rest of my current collection here: click here I believe there will be more GO´s in my collection in the near future. Jocke...
Great collection! Do you still have the Dreadnought? ...
... I had # 108, but sold it some years ago. Sometimes, my inner self tries to convince me that massive sports watches would look good on me, then I buy one. But I always end selling them again. After the dreadnought, it was the IWC GST Aquatimer 2000 (wh...
Currently two perpetuals--....
1. GO Perpetual Navigator RG Cal. 39 2. GO Senator Perpetual PT LE Cal. 100 I really like the GO perpetuals. The easiest to read of any perpetual calendar. tempusfugit
Very Nice..Is this with a white dial?..guess not as
They only made the steel versions [100 made I believe] with silver dial. Mine is 028/100. The c49 on this one has a Chrono module fitted and the balance cock is more refinely embellished than normal. Mine is loosing time approx 15sec/day on the wrist. How...
Thank you kindly, folks . . .
. . . for posting the photo of the Wempe LE chrono. Can we have the entire list of Glashütte Original watches in your collection? Photos aren't necessary . . . cordially, Art
Thanks for posting, JDP, and . . .
. . . since you've owned the watch for such a long time, have you noticed any drift in accuracy . . . just curious because my experience with cal 39s has been that they're phenomenally stable. I'm wondering if other calibers exhibit the same characteristi...