Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Another Senator power reserve display fan!
I had the same watch, Mike . . . it was my second G O and I thoroughly enjoyed it for well over four years, and hope it's new owner feels the same. A nice starter watch, too . . . not terribly costly, and with three complications it's fairly entertaining as well. Thanks for joining in . . . cordially, Art
Next poll: which G O is in your near future? . . .
. . . please limit your entry to the G O you're seriously contemplating, and not your "wishlist" for when you either (a) win the lottery or (b) when Sun Micro hits $75 a share after you loaded up your account at $3.75. A picture would be nice, but isn't n...
Senator Naviagator, no date
accross the spectrum of my PG 2nd close choice would be the sport evolution, black dial (Jocke your pix rock!)
The dateless Navigator is my favorite of the . . .
. . . cal 100 equipped G O's so far, and is perhaps the only large watch that I can wear comfortably because the various factors in it's design - brushed finish, densely populated matte dial, and drab brown strap - draw attention away from it's bulky dime...
Agree with you 100%
the reason for the no date version is , other than price, is that the dial is more sporty and fit better IMO the case. the date version is more pure (very beuatiful) maybe too pure for a pilot rough watch. i don't know why my name is not showing, can anyo...
Hi, Inoni, I'm assuming you're referring to . . .
. . . the current cal 100 Senators, and not the previous cal 39 models . . . please correct me if I'm mistaken. The current Senators have a more refined appearance, and would nicely balance the casual look of your Panodate, especially for formal occasions...
You are not mistaken
And frankly I'm not a big fan of the caliber 39 senators... (Nor I dislike them). My current intentions are to wear it as little as possible, I feel that my PMD fits always, to any occasion and with any clothes and I like it's "stealthiness"... if you kno...
This one...
Sold it against my better instincts and now I am wishing that I didn't. This model is getting hard to find nowadays but I guess I will have to pony up quite a few more dollars than what I sold it for. Cheers, Mike...
Ah, I would have thought that the Karree . . .
. . . equipped with the new manual-wind cal 22 as the more likely candidate of the latest models, since your collection is comprised of manual-wind movements exclusively . . . this will be your first automatic G O, if I'm not mistaken. Most cordially, Art