Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
37668
My guess is the requirement . . .
. . . for a centrally located date aperture drove the decision to implement the cal 39, which already has a developed requisite module. Why invest in tooling for a new version of the cal 100 when the cal 39 is available? . . .
Cool, Tony.
The Senator Navigators are really cool. What do you think about the WT? The Meissen is also always great to see. Thanks for sharing them with us. Best, Nicolas.
My guess is the requirement . . .
. . . for a centrally located date aperture drove the decision to implement the cal 39, which already has a developed requisite module. Why invest in tooling for a new version of the cal 100 when the cal 39 is available? . . .
I keep staring at that photo . . .
. . . of the blue Seventies. The silver is nice, and the grey stealthy, but the blue is just so '70s ;-) . . .
I am interested in seeing the blue 70's in person...
Each photo I've seen captures the blue dial a bit differently. I could love it or not. Dave
This watch is a Real watch
Yet... at the same time... like many GO models, it is blindingly shiny... I wish the level of polish was a few steps back.... what is the school that says 'shiny til blindness is Right?'' Answer me thus! with that said.... this is a stunning classic timep...
Not sure I like a sweep seconds with RN?
Manuafctures love bling Mostel :-( Cheers, -- Richard.
seriously tempted by the senator white gold...
and thanks for bringing me to the GO booth! Waiting to see the case back of this winner!