Dr No
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Precisely, although they're not flying as low under the radar . . .
. . . as they used to back when I first learned of GS first-hand about a dozen years ago*. Back then, without reliable US distribution, GS was truly a well-kept secret. Today, with distribution world-wide and boutiques in larger markets, more watch-savvy folks are aware of the brand and their focus on providing quality and value.
Art
* I was introduced to GS around 2007 by Khalil Sheikh and a bit later by our own Cazalea. Hooked immediately, but it took seven years before taking the plunge.
Great looking dial Tony ....
I tried this watch on and thought how comfortable it was on the wrist.
That’s one of the new ‘darlings’.
Congrats. Have you considered wearing it with a tan strap, like in the hodinkee review?
Beautiful GS.
Is it yours? It's very nice, I really like it. The GS I would buy if I could. Thanks for sharing. Vte
Gorgeous GS! I was able to try one on last summer at the . . .
. . . Beverly Hills boutique, and instantly smitten. It was a three-way battle between this GS, the Zenith A384, and a Dornblüth 99.1M for my 2020 watch. Ultimately decided on the Dorn as I've never had one, unlike Zenith and GS, both of which I've owned ...
Precisely, although they're not flying as low under the radar . . .
. . . as they used to back when I first learned of GS first-hand about a dozen years ago*. Back then, without reliable US distribution, GS was truly a well-kept secret. Today, with distribution world-wide and boutiques in larger markets, more watch-savvy ...
I tried this on just last week
Both the blue and silver dial models. The feathering on the dial is amazing. The only issue I couldn’t get past is the painted on indices/ subdial. It would be much better if they were recessed or applied.
Awesome!
I want to see your whole collection! You seem like you have a good assortment of fine pieces!
