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The Second Coming...
After selling off my GO PanoMatic Lunar Steel and looking at perpetuals since last October or so, I went down to one of my friendly ADs during lunch today and ordered the GO Senator Perpetual Calender PT LE 50 pieces.
This marks a second coming to GO for me. It does not meet all of my criteria for a Perpetual but most and I am a sucker for platinum and roman numeral indicators.
Will post pics of actual watch when I get it which should be in a couple of week's time.
In the meantime, enjoy the stock pic of the watch and thanks to all (especially Dr No) for their input into my search.
The Second Coming...
After selling off my GO PanoMatic Lunar Steel and looking at perpetuals since last October or so, I went down to one of my friendly ADs during lunch today and ordered the GO Senator Perpetual Calender PT LE 50 pieces. This marks a second coming to GO for ...
What are all your criterias for a PC this watch doesn't have?
When I see it ( oops, I admire it! ), I wonder what it doesn't have you'd want to see ... This is a superb and discrete piece, my friend. Wow, can't wait to see and read your further comments. Congrats! Nicolas
Thanks Nicholas. Well...
instant jump and a much longer power reserve like Moser's Perpetual 1's 7 day reserve. I just have this thing in my mind (right or wrong is debatable) that Per Cals are better off with long power reserves especially those that do not come with ease of (re...
power reserve
I agree that the power reserve would be useful. I wonder, though, if it would make the dial less clean. cheers
Congratulation
Wonderful timepiece – congratulation Please let me know if you regret – I’ll be happy to receive such a piece of art as a gift from you J Looking forward to see some real life pictures………….
One 'real-life, in-the-metal' pic from my files, Leica . . .
. . . taken last year in Glashütte. This model has a gravitas that has to be experienced personally to fully appreciate, and would've been a consideration for my own collection if I'd been willing to part with a few of my current G O perpetuals . . . fort...
I'll do my best art to articulate my appreciation of this piece
I am after all about 1 year into this and hence may not be able to express myself in the proper WIS lingo..... What does WIS stand for by the way?
That is a beautiful version of an amazing perpetual
That is really one of the best looking versions of that watc I have seen. I am looking forward to seeing shots of the actual watch and hearing how you like it. Enjoy the wait. respo
Here is the earlier version....
And with a companion.... I need to update my photos but thought you might like to see this one (without the Romans). You have made a good choice! tempusfugit...