Glashütte Original

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Each of them is very complementary. If I had to pick one, I would go for the more modern looking, though, the one on the right. Best, Nicolas

That's the very 1st GO i own. Now i am thinking of selling 2 of them for a new GO. Me thinking of keeping the 1845 Perpetual Calendar, a discontinued piece.

The new blue dial has certainly captured my heart. The contrast and balance is unbelievable. But the price is out of my reach. ...  

The new blue dial has certainly captured my heart. The contrast and balance is unbelievable. But the price is out of my reach. ...  

I don't like the Perpetuals with 48 months in one subdial, while the Reserve one (but also the Assmann) has a dial... not so balanced, IMHO of course! So... Hold the Moon/Date! massi

You are right on the complicated looking dial. It's really small to read the date and moon. But it's my 1st perpetual calendar and it's discontinued. I think it's more worth keeping.

and I thought I knew GO quite well!! Can you show any more pics of it?

I just got a new addition to the moon phase family. That's why is looking to let go the old. ...  

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Given that you already got a new based Senator moon phase letting go the silver dialled Moon phase seems to be the thing to do. Although it is a an exquisite watch it is clearly second to its successor in direct comparison. (I am not a big fan of having ... 

Think i have decided to keep the 1845 PC and sell the other 2. U r rite on the movement for 1845, it's the most beautiful among them all, although the dial is not the most easy to read and the least "German designed". I have just sent it to factory for se... 

. . . are amongst my favorites. Beautifully made, sensibly designed, and moderately priced; these, along with the 1845 manual winding cal 42 and 49 models have got to be some of the greatest values offered by any manufacturer in recent years. Agreed with ... 

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