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Perpetual # 2 . . .
. . . two-tone grey Karree, 2004 vintage . . .
. . . on a Camille Fournet grey lizard strap.
GO Perpetual Calender
Hello to everyone ! I am a newbie and has just been guided to this forum recently. Currently, I've been researching for a perpetual and sort of shorted listed a GO Senator Cal 100 or BP Villeret (Model 6056-3642A-55). BP is a much more familar name to me ...
Own both BP & GO
I think for a start you can take whatever your AD is telling you with a large pinch of salt - like about a Dead Sea's worth. Both companies produce great watches. The GO is a pure in house movement whereas the BP uses a Frederic Piguet movement which is a...
I could not agree more....
The GO has the easiest to read perpetual calendar dial available today (IMHO)! It's downside is the thickness of the case. My checkbook would join yours if the GO perpetual would have have a slimmer case (eg. like the JLC Master Perpetual of old). I have ...
Thanks for all your great comments
One other question is the durability/depandabilty and reliability/accuracy of the GO. Thanks & have a great day !
I can't comment from experience with . . .
. . . the cal 100 perpetual but I have owned three cal 39 perpetuals over a period of four years now, and the reason I had the confidence to purchase numbers 2 and 3, not to mention number 4 which will arrive shortly, is that my experience with number 1 e...