tempusfugit
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You are welcome. Yes, the PT is an LE (one of 200)....
Although the edition has been available for some time and is sold out, I did see one in an AD within the last 6 months or so. Of course, it may no longer be available and I am not certain where I saw it but I believe it was in NYC. Good luck in the hunt!
tempusfugit
Senator Perpetual Calendar LE
Hi. Does anyone here own or have a face shot of the Senator Perpetual Calendar LE. It's in Pt. and according to GO's website, that there are two versions: 1) 100-02-06-13-04 & 2) 100-02-05-03-04 I think b oth are awesome but I (1) appeals to me more. iAn
Yes, our forum regular participant 'tempusfugit' owns one . . .
. . . and I'll ask him to post a photo or two for you . . . cordially, Art
Glad to post a couple of old photos of mine...
I intend to get some more recent ones but here are a couple you might enjoy... GO Perpetual Cal. 100 PT LE This first photo shows the sunburst pattern of the dial quite nicely. This second photo compares the Cal. 100 to the earlier Cal. 39 Navigator GO PC...
Thanks for the pics
they are beautiful timepieces. I'm envious. I understand that the Pt. are LE's and are limited to 200 pcs. I guess it's going to be hard hunting down a brand new one thru a AD.
You are welcome. Yes, the PT is an LE (one of 200)....
Although the edition has been available for some time and is sold out, I did see one in an AD within the last 6 months or so. Of course, it may no longer be available and I am not certain where I saw it but I believe it was in NYC. Good luck in the hunt! ...
Thanks and have you seen this one in the metal?
I saw it on GO's website. It looks awesome in pic. 100-02-06-13-04...
Unfortunately thi scan only be had
off the experienced market now but this is the best dial design for the senator per cal for me.
Here's my atrocious photo taken during my visit last May . . .
. . . next time, I'll be better prepared ;-) . . . cordially, Art...
Where there's a will, there's a way ;-) . . .
. . . best of luck, ianny, and let us know what happens . . . cordially, Art
Here is an older version
One of the Cal39 platinum perpetuals. Only 100 of these were made. It's one of my favorites, but I'm a big fan of blue dials....