Dr No
[Moderator Omega - Wristscan]
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Not sure, either, and I'm partial to grey dials . . .
. . . but this might be the opportune moment to point out that G O changes their model line-up fairly often, so if there's a model that attracts your attention, please don't assume it will be available indefinitely . . . cordially, Art
Senator Perpetual - a clarification posting
To all... I'm very much interested in the GO Senator Perpetual in SS. However, I'm a little confused - on GO's website, this watch only comes in SS with a white/silver face. I've seen in some posts a version with a gray face - that's exactly the version I...
It seems to exist
Dear elam, even if the SS Senator Perpetual with a grey dial is not listed on the GO web site it seems to be available in reality. I assume it has been discontinued, but it seems there are samples remaining on the market. The new cal 100 based Senator Per...
Hi, Martin - Marcus was the moderator until spring 2007, and he . . .
. . . wrote that article in 2005, but thanks for pointing it out to Elam . . . gratefully, Art
The anthracite dial cal 100 Senator Perpetual was in the 2007 catalog . . .
. . . but deleted from the 2008 catalog, Elam, so it's safe to assume it's no longer available from the manufactory. The only currently available grey dials in the Senator line are the cal 39 Chronograph and the cal 100 Automatic, unless you want to inclu...
opinion...
what do all of you think about the white/silver face vs. the grey face? i love the grey one...wonder why they would discontinue it. thanks!