Glashütte Original

Love the clean dial of this watch and have been hoping to add one to my collection since I came across pics of its cal.39 predecessor years ago. 

Bought it on the new-style bracelet which has a truly impressive micro adjustment mechanism and think I still prefer the look of this watch on black alligator straps & deployant and will probably try to pick up a set soon ...

 

 

 

Congratulations!

Tell us, Peter, you concentrate your collection on GO, or you love ad own other brands?
Thsi begins to be an impressive and coherent collection, big congrats.
Best.
Nicolas

Congratulations!

 

Zhiming

looks great on your wrist. Congratulations Peter! I've been contemplating getting the same watch too, though still unsure the bracelet or the leather. A great collection of GO watches you've got! So which one is your all time favourite?

. . . a fascinating collection within the G O family with broad similarities (round cases and light dials) obscuring substantial differences (four different movements with unique complications) . . . . a most tasteful aggregation, Peter! You even managed to collect the two varieties of dial offered in the 1845 series . . . cordially, Art

it looks like it´s in good company too. I just loce caliber 100.

Jocke

Beside the GOs, I have a small collection including piece(s) from AP, Breguet, Chronoswiss, IWC, JLC, Longines, Panerai, Rolex, Omega, Seiko, Sinn, Tissot, Tag-Heuer, Union Glashutte, Zenith.  Bought my first GO, the PanoReserve less than a year ago and was so impressed by the beauty and quality of the watch that I soon added the PanoGraph, the 1845s and on Thursday, the Senator Perp.  If finances allow, I hope to add a Sports Evo (thks to Jocke's many beautiful pics), PML, Senator Navigator ND (Cal. 100) and/or RG Senator Meissen (Cal. 49) in the coming months.

My current favourite among my GO collection is the 1845 Klassik Small-Second (Spent months looking around before I finally found a new piece of this at a HK AD); Love its beautiful Cal. 49 mpvement and the enamel-like white dial.  This is followed closedly by the PanoGraph with its amazing movement and unique fly-back chrono. Not good with the camera but hope you enjoy the following pics of the 1845 Small-Second and PanoGraph.  Cheers, Pete

 

 

 

 

you have quite a sizable collection of watches envied by many! Thanks Peter for taking the trouble to snap some up-close pictures of your favourites. It's quite well taken. Can even guess you were probably using canon ixus ;-) BTW it seems the new senator alligator straps are pretty stiff compared to the old ones, which need some time to soften. Probably the reason you chose bracelet in the first place for instant comfort...well, enjoy your new watch!

. . . I think you'll be pleasantly surprised how they seamlessly blend in with your wrist . . .



. . . as you can see, I'm partial to the new Karree Panodates . . . cordially, Art

PS - photo courtesy of Ed

Love the bracelet but I like the way it could look with the wardrobe change to the croc straps.

Bob
This message has been edited by masterspiece on 2008-03-09 01:15:51