Glashütte Original

Caught up with the fine folks of Glashutte Original and some German watch lovers over dinner and some incredible beers recently. Here’s some pics of the gorgeous GO watches in attendance and one Tutima. The Senator Chronometer Tourbillon LE looks absolute

We are very critical when it comes to the accuracy of watches. We look at small fine details of watches in depth. Movement edges sharpness, font ink etc etc! And yet nearly everybody is fine with a watch that is wrong 50% of the time!! It would kill me! T

I have had two. Here is a review from a couple years ago MUHLE GLASHUTTE Cazalea

A couple Rolex, Glashutte , Patek. But If I were forced to live with just one (oh, the horror!) I think it would be this under-loved gem. Checks all the boxes for me. It is a joy to wear. Cheers Drew

Tbh, if you go for a pilot’s watch than the aesthetics is very important, as the movement is less important. Maybe the brand and heritage plays a part too. If you have large wrists, it is a no brainer to opt for the 46mm big pilot or, as Nicolas pointed o

Have a great start of the week everyone.

That must have been one heck of a nice event to attend. I’ve been drooling vier some of the pictures res your u shared with us. Glashutte more and more is starting to impress me although many are slightly too big for me. I agree on your observation on the

totally the dilemna. I find that 3 watches seems correct for myself...one has sentimental value (was my fathers) one is a complication (chrono) and one a simple everyday watch....that way I can be sure they are all worn on a weekly basis. For myself anymo

A pilot watch on a pilot strap. I said it many times, but when I see this watch, I need to get a second G.O... A work in progress for the two years to come. Best, Nicolas