Glashütte Original

. . . 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...  

accross the spectrum of my PG 2nd close choice would be the sport evolution, black dial (Jocke your pix rock!)

. . . 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... 

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... 

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. . . 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... 

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... 

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...  

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. . . 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