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This message has been edited by amanico on 2013-03-31 00:45:17
But yes, I agree, it would have been better if unlimited.
Best, my friend and Happy Easter!
Nicolas
What GO are you wearing this weekend?
I will have my Senator Chrono XL
Happy Easter everyone and dont eat to many eggs
Happy Easter everyone and dont eat to many eggs
Going to the bank tomorrow . . .
. . . to pull this one . . .
. . . out of the vault, Tony.
. . . out of the vault, Tony.
would enjoy being your Vault Keeper :) [nt]
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This message has been edited by amerix on 2013-03-29 12:12:02 This message has been edited by amerix on 2013-03-29 12:23:21
This message has been edited by amerix on 2013-03-29 12:12:02 This message has been edited by amerix on 2013-03-29 12:23:21
This week-end... and many others!
A faithful companion readable at a glance... even without glasses!
Forgive the dark room... I hope you appreciate the reflection of the blued hands
I wish you all an Easter full of peace and hope!
massi.
Could there be a more legible and . . .
. . . intelligibly well laid out perpetual to be found anywhere?
Doubtful!
Art
Aesthetically the most appealing classic GO for me, Nicolas!
Why do they no longer (and regularly) produce such a beauty at GO?
Curiously,
anaesdoc
Maybe because they respect the LE concept, at G.O?
This message has been edited by amanico on 2013-03-31 00:45:17
Good point, Nicolas!
But as a humble customer, I would prefer their best watches ("best" in my perception) to be available on a long-term basis for the public rather than a small number of timepieces in an LE for a few lucky ones like you .
I believe it would pay for them as well in terms of sales revenues.
Happy Easter, Nicolas!
anaesdoc
.I believe it would pay for them as well in terms of sales revenues.
Happy Easter, Nicolas!
anaesdoc
I was indeed very lucky with this one, as it was issued for the Japanese Market.
But yes, I agree, it would have been better if unlimited.
Best, my friend and Happy Easter!
Nicolas
You PuristS you...
Sharp Nicloas!
Best,
--
Richard.
This message has been edited by =RWK= on 2013-04-02 20:51:50
. . . and I'll be wearing it's simpler version . . .
. . . later today, when I finally get a chance to access the bank vault. Pics tomorrow . . .
Finally made it to the bank yesterday, Richard . . .
. . . and wearing the Senator Sixties for the balance of the week.
This beauty I could (and would) wear on either wrist
interchangeably!
This message has been edited by amerix on 2013-04-09 10:54:41
The right one for getting the time off it fast - when you don't want to be reminded of the date or be distracted by the moon.
The left one for regarding it in its full splendor. You can easily get adjusted to doing that, as our dear friend Andrew has recently posted here. Just give it a try - at least a chance - for a day or two.
Your picture is sublime, and the large date has no equal - sorry for all you Dato fans out there - including myself!
The moon is in a pleasant, and even a meaningful location on the dial. Although I was first upset by the lettering - although perfectly right for the balanced design - for the designation of a "moonphase" - which even a nitwit can understand - I suddenly realized that it was written as "Mondphase". This subtile reminder of its german origin - is wonderful and more than cancels out the redundancy of naming the obvious.
Cheers to you just for owning one!
Amery
P.S. Try switching wrists, every so often - without banging into anything - and certain watches can become second-nature on "the other wrist" and even feel more comfortable there!
...And to complement, the updated PML.
It was love at first sight for me with the moonphase complication. And I especially love to look at GO's convex mirrored moon. But I also absolutely adore the backdrop blue-tone with 7 perfectly arranged stars at the changing of an old moon to a new.
Here's to wishing upon some stars. I always think of it as GO's rendition of a "Starry Night"--and I don't think Vincent would have any reservations with such a reference.
Cheers!
What a wonder!
Beautiful, beautiful!
Hope to try it on my wrist when I'll go to the AD next December for buy, finally!, my second Glasütte Original: 100-05-13-02-04 (Dear Art, finally I found it: new and well unseen in the back of the safe of the AD where I bought my Navigator PC in "the far 2009"!).
I'm curious to see even the version with power reserve and manual winding: another piece that I like a lot...
Enjoy it every day!
Best,
massi
Lovely
I spent some time looking at one of these when acquiring my PI. Definitely on my list for a future purchase.
Cheers,
Dave
