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Glashutte Original Senator Cosmopolite.
I don't know for you, but for me, there are watches with some details which bug me, but I can't help thinking about them.
The Cosmopolite is one of them. I find it too big and a tad too thick, but each time I see it, I stay stuck on it.
Maybe it is its complication, the dial layout, the arab numbers, the superb movement, the fact that I just have one G.O, but I really like it.
The kind of watch which makes me want to travel with, to discover some new horizons, to live some adventures.
Oh well, you know...
Best,
Nicolas
Big indeed - but I learned to stop worrying and love the size. Someday, we'll travel with these again!
I'm surprised again and again by how well it sits on my 7" wrist. (Close-up iPhone photos exaggerate the size - there's actually some wrist beyond the lugs, as per the 4th photo. ;-D )
Does the new galvanic blue dial variant sit any better with you? The dark dial might look smaller.
(And bless GO for doing color-matched date wheels!)
I have the same wrist size than you. And actually I much prefer yours ( and the one I posted ) than the Blue. Funny how this watch captivates me.
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Gotta admit, it's compelling. Those hands don't hurt none, either.
And yes, I think the white dial works better than the blue, too. I've heard it criticized for looking too much like a Portuguiser, but heck, there are far worse things to look like.
Same size, more or less, by the way.
Plus the movement in the Cosmopolite actually fills the case! (As, likewise, the Portuguiser QP.)
Absolutely, and it is an important criterion for me. You can also add the Montblanc 1858 Tachymeter and its Cal 16.29.
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Interesting watch. I love it’s movement but I am not naturally drawn to gmt or dual time zone watches... so for these reasons am out!
And you guys know how big of a fan I am about GO! So it’s just not for me!
Certainly not for everybody! The design language is truly rather different than the bulk of the Senator line.
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I honestly don't think you could go wrong with either one, provided you have enough wrist real estate to accommodate them.
The blue dial is arguably more casual/sporty/everyday, but I'd miss the blued steel hands on the white.
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I love mine . Hope to travel again in the not too distant future so I can use all the features of this watch .