Horological Meandering

I like to do that too Nicolas ...

but just not sure if that's the right thing to do particularly since my wife-to-be have not been too happy with my watch-collecting hobby and I am currently trying to streamline my collection from the current 30+ watches (which include 5 Rolex, i.e., SD, Sub-Date, GMT-II, white Exp-II & black Exp-II, and 6 GOs, i.e., Cal. 100 Senator Perp, PanoGraph, PanoReserve, PML, 1845 Klassik Small-Second & 1845 Klassik Hand-Date) to a more managable 12-15 pieces. ..

Maybe I should sell the Pam 88 or WG AP Jules Audemars 3120 Classic (since they have not been getting too much wrist-time recently ...

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Rolex 14060M (Non-COSC) vs GO Senator Navigator No-Date (Cal. 100)

By: Peter : June 5th, 2008-22:38

Thinking of getting one of the following; which would you pick & why? (a) Rolex Sub-ND 14060M (Non-COSC) A true classic which needs no introduction. Have always wanted to add one of these to my collection and with the recent discontinuation of the non-COS...

You should take both!

By: amanico : June 5th, 2008-22:54

As they're very complementary... With the Non Cosc Sub, you'll have a nice, a very nice and a timeless Diving Watch. With the GO Senator Navigator, you'll get one of the nicest, if not the nicest Big Pilot watch... Well, now that I think about it...Frome ...

For me it's an easy choice... the Glashütte Original Senator! I have a surplus of sporty and rugegd watches and almost no dress watches. I think the GO Senator is one of the finest dress watches avaialble. The leather strap and how it fits on the case is ...