Glashütte Original

Tuesday! Aren't the best things from the SIXTIES?? Cheers, Adam...  

Superb piece and shot Someone is enjoying new toy

But so far this line appeals to me. Thanks for sharing your joy. Best wishes. Geross.

Your pictures are the best I have seen on the wrist. One question arises from your photo (I have never seen them in the flesh). Do the Hour batons 'eat' into the dial? i.e. a cutout? The 60s is a fun piece that says I don't give a damn, I wear watches bec... 

Well, if I understand your question well, the hour markers don\'t cut the dial, the dial is not a sandwich one! Yours, Adam

Amazed at how much reflection they get, as also shown by Art below... very cool indeed, I wonder if it is because of the shape of the dial (convex) that it seems so apparent.

. . . to that conclusion. Here's a photo that depicts the markers both with and without the reflection. Now that you mention it, though, it does seem like an attractive proposition. Perhaps there's a way to incorporate grooved markers in the dial. Art ...  

I haven't seen index markers that reflect so much - adds a whole new interest to the dial here in differing lights. Thanks for the photo Art

I will have mine soon it is the next one on my short list.

Love it generally and it fits you very well! Like how they made good use of their heritage and updated it. Here's my Eastern cousin saying hi ...  

Haha, Raketa, a true classic!

Your wrist shot got Midas touch. Enjoy to fullest in good heath. Cheers ! Gautam

I've had my eye on the chronograph as well.

. . . it's the '70s that rule, I'd . . . ['68 Plymouth Barracuda (in Switzerland, no less!) / image credit: google search] ['73 Dodge Charger / photo credit: Dr No] Bullitt 1968 The Getaway 1972 Stones #1 1967 Stones #1 1974 . . . call it a tie. Art ...  

Best wishes Alkiro