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Marvelous pics of gorgeous watches! We enjoyed both parts of your report! It's a thousand pities that we were too busy to meet you in Glashütte or Dresden. Best regards, Martina & Gerd

... the marvelous pics! Can't wait to see part 2 Best regards, Martina & Gerd

Your annual Baselworld reports are even better than an own visit to Basel! You should really publish your printed reports as a book and sell them in Basel. I'm quite sure there would be enough enthusiastic buyers in order to refinance your traveling expenses, all charges included (even "special tick

... cause my passion for NEW watches is in a phase of cooling-down. Why? I don't know why. I will let you know as soon as the fire is relumed. Best, Gerd

We came back from Basel on Saturday afternoon. As Jocke's and Tony's pics are far better than our pics, we will not bore you to death with tons of our pics. We chose just a few pics that show the special "Basel atmosphere" besides watches and jewelry. For the folks who don't live in central Europe:

Our first thoughts were: the panorama date is a foreign body on this dial. It doesn't go well together with the special design of the Sixties dial. So, in our opinion "less" is "more" on this watch Best regards, M&G

... an urgent reason for going to Basel Best regards, M&G

Good readings for long and dark winter afternoons Best regards, Martina&Gerd

Hi Anders, Thanks for your interesting post about the inscription "Glashütte Original" on vintage GUB watches! Because that was news to us (our first impression was something like "dumb dial fake") , we tried to get a confirmation by an "official person". Martina called Reinhard Reichel, direct