Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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My recollection is that the current generation . . .
. . . of Senators in 40 mm cases have a 19 mm lug width, but I'll double check with Our Man in Glashütte just to be on the safe side. Interestingly, the previous generation of Senators had cases marginally larger than 38 mm, and also had a lug width of 19 mm.
Cordially, Art
Lug Width on GO 40mm cases...
I have recently ordered a GO Senator Hand Date model 39-58-02-02-04 from an AD in the US. The watch will be arriving in June, and I would like to order an additional aftermarket strap to use in the warm weather so I don't ruin the original croc strap. I c...
My recollection is that the current generation . . .
. . . of Senators in 40 mm cases have a 19 mm lug width, but I'll double check with Our Man in Glashütte just to be on the safe side. Interestingly, the previous generation of Senators had cases marginally larger than 38 mm, and also had a lug width of 19...
The lug width is confirmed at 19 mm, but the buckle width . . .
. . . is 18 mm, an uncommon specification. That might be a difficult strap to find! Best of luck in sourcing one . . . cordially, Art
Thank you, much appreciated. I have recently
ordered this watch as an engagement gift from my fiance. It will be my first Glashutte Original watch. It will not arrive for about 4 more weeks, since my AD had to order it from Germany. I look forward to posting photos as soon as it arrives. I have neve...
Thinking about doing the same...
Is the lug/buckle width (19mm/18mm) for the Senator perpetual calendar (100-02-03-02-04)? I checked www.watchstyle.com , and 19mm lug does not seems to be a common size. Much more options for 18mm or 20mm... Any other recommendations on the source...