Glashütte Original

. . . with the manual-winding cal 22 introduced this year at Basel . . . let's start with the photos, courtesy of Glashütte Original. The Karree Panodate in gold with a silver dial . . . . . . followed by the steel version . . . . . . both of which I've t...  

Thank-you, Art, for sharing these beautiful pics. I must admit, I am very attracted by the black dial. I haven't yet seen the new Karrees in the shop-windows here in Germany. So, I will have to visit my AD next Saturday and have a look. Unfortunately, one... 

As we speak, I've opened negotiations to purchase of the 18K version of the Senator Karree. My other options are the Jaquet Droz Grande Heure Minute Email Ivoire (J017034202) or the GO Senator Panorama Date (18K - Cal 100). This will be the more "formal/b... 

. . . in terms of my preferences, but you're requirements are a bit different than mine. I feel the Karree Panodate is an exceedingly versatile watch in steel but less so in gold, where it leans more decidedly to the formal end of the spectrum. It definit... 

Dear Pals, I dropped by in the GO boutique in KL during lunch time yesterday. Having tried wearing the new karree and inspected the inner beauty of the movement, i find this piece speaks to me dearly. I, for one, would go for the white dial. To me, if you... 

. . . which entirely matches mine. My first in-the-metal experience with the K P came less than a half-hour after gazing at a new L & S Saxonia, and we must have had precisely the same thoughts. There's precious little apparent difference in movement fini... 

I take delivery on my 18K gold KS (white dial) this week..... DB

Here are a initial pics of the Senator Karree (with the new 22 Cal movement) I pick up tomorrow. Photos courtesy of my jeweler. Front first.... But the biggest first impression is focused on the presentation of the Cal 22 movement in the display back. Qui...  

DB, thanks for showing us the pics. Its really beautiful. Wear it in good health... As i type, i am still thrilled to see the back case of the watch, admiring every detail like the tiny blue screws etc... Art, i may probably have it by end of this year, h... 

. . . to own a K P! I can't spare the funds until next year, so perhaps by then we'll have a K P fan club with dozens of members. Which configuration appeals to you the most, Cal? Cordially, Art