Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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A warm welcome, Kevork . . .
. . . it's nice to see the cal 100 Senator perpetuals making appearances on the forum now. I'm in agreement with your assessment regarding the clarity of G O's design . . . the display of the calendar in symmetrical apertures is both aesthetically pleasing and subliminally coherent. I haven't worn my cal 39 Senator perpetual in a while . . .
. . . so in honor of yourself, Pete, and Alex, I'm going to dust it off and wear it for a few days ;-) . . . cordially, Art
My first Glashutte....
Hi all, For the last couple of months I have been in the market for a Perpetual Calendar watch, and of all the products out there (JLC, Ulysse Nardin, IWC, Girard Perregaux etc..) it is Glashutte’s Senator Perpetual that is in my opinion the most desirabl...
Hi, Kevork
Welcome here!!! And big congrats on this First post, with this GO... I tried to fix your pics, but I think it's better for you to try again.. Use please the Pre view button, as to check if you correctly post pics... Can't wait to see them... Best! Nicolas
Posting pictures
Hi Nicolas, I just realised the problem, unfortunately the pictures work on my PC because they are referencing my hard disk. I think I will have to post the pictures first at a shared URL which can then be referenced in the message. Can anyone please sugg...
Kevork
I use Imageshack... I selct " Hotlink ofr websites". Then I copy the pic, and I paste it on my post... Simple... Best. Nicolas
Post with photos this time
Hi, Here's my second attempt at attaching photos of my watch... Cheers, Kevork...
Wowowowowow, Kevork
That's a nice one! This watch deserved indeed a little wait before you managed to post the pics! This version is simply beautiful, mate! Warm, in the Rose Gold case, elegant too, a little touch of retro look...Perfect! Best. Nicolas
A warm welcome, Kevork . . .
. . . it's nice to see the cal 100 Senator perpetuals making appearances on the forum now. I'm in agreement with your assessment regarding the clarity of G O's design . . . the display of the calendar in symmetrical apertures is both aesthetically pleasin...
