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There are white dial / blued hands / straight numerals grey dial/polished hands / straight numerals black dial/lumed hands/playful numerals At least for the last one there is a smaller alternative in the catalogue which employs the same design code: It uses the "new" cal. 36 while the 44mm versions

Nobody wants to encourage you officially to scratch your watch That said the 1,2 mm screwdriver I had at hand worked fine for me. The slots are a little longer than that. However I cannot tell how wide they actually are. Best, Martin

You have been a cornerstone of our place as long as I had the pleasure to be a very small part of it. Thanks a lot for this and for your friendship! Please give our warmest regards to The Nurse too Hoping to meet you again in a not too distant future ! Best, Martin

Best, Martin

Thank you for telling a little about yourself. It is nice to hear that you found your way to Glashütte watchmaking Interesting that you mention IWC. I do own an old R810 where the rotor hits the caseback when you tip onto it with the finger. It is normal when a rotor has a little vertical play on it

Hi, first, welcome here at WatchProSite! I am not sure about the sound because that is hard to hear in the videos. But as far as I remeber none of the Senator Excellent watches I ever handled made any sounds except ticking. It is by design that the 3rd wheel is moving back and forth when you are win

I have matched my „normal“ Chronometer with a casual, slightly distressed, strap before and it worked if you considered the „ship chronometer“ attitude of the watch. The LE is even more „ship chronometer“ and obviously can take an even more casual strap. A bold move on your side, but it works for me

Here my blue one. Not a limited edition, but rare enough as all G.O. Are Just in case you did not know. This bracelet is very easy to adjust. The screw like heads on the inner side of the bracelet are not screw heads but quick release locks. With a matching screwdriver you just press them down half