Glashütte Original

Couldn't decide which set of straps suits the Navigator better and would appreciate if you could share with me your opinions.  Thks.

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The oem strap is really weak on a watch of this size.  Both choices look good with a slight pref for the studs.

Merry xmas

Bill

cos there's too much details for me on the top one. You'd want the strap to compliment the dial, not to compete with it for attention.

Merry Christmas,

iAn

But you get the idea.

. . . because the Senator Navigator is, in my opinion, an almost unique design in that it has sizable dimensions but doesn't appear as large as it's nominal size due to it's deflective finish and densely printed dial, and is consequently the large watch of choice for guys with smaller than average wrists. I have an almost categorical disdain for large designs, but the Senator Navigator is one of the few exceptions to the rule. I would go with the studded strap for myself as the studs offer yet another focal point of visual interest, which further reduces the apparentness of the watch considered as a whole. Conversely, I would give the simpler strap the nod if I had a larger wrist to avoid having the visual balance swing the other way. In other words, both Bill and Ianny are right, even though they disagree with each other. It's not often that I get to sit on both sides of the fence ;-) . . . cordially, Art

You just clinched it for me. I've been trying to justify an IWC Big Pilot for my 6.75 inch wrist. Then I ran across the GO Nav. no-date. It may become my "BIG" watch. Good post.

. . . welcome to our forum, Greg, and looking forward to pics when you take the plunge . . . regards, Art

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imo, what ever strap you put on that watch is going to work!  it's going to be my next purchase.......

. . . the Senator Navigator is one of my favorites, too . . . cordially, Art

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