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It definetely speaks to me,look forward to see the turbillon version.never thought I d have liked it.Mo
. . . the 2008 catalog, Mo, but they're certainly near the end of their run or have been sold out, so you'll likely have to either contact several dealers, or ask a dealer to source one from Glashütte Original. Oh, and I'm not in the least surprised by your reaction to seeing a gaggle of Glashüttes in the metal . . . they've been known to have that effect ;-). Cordially, Art This message has been edited by Dr No on 2009-02-25 07:21:31
My visit to a local AD
Thanks to the help of Jocke and Art i visited today a local Ad.Imust say,I never had the chance to sample many GO watches and even this particular Ad didn t have many to show.Even on the few timepieces I could handle,I was overwhelmed by the quality and the beauty I was experiencing.Again the "in the flesh "test proved that watches need to be seen ,pics are nothing in comparison.I was strongly impressed by the Senator Meissen(a watch i would have never considered as too classic for me);so much that I was almost..almost.....Now Go definetely is in my "next watch"list,no doubt about it.The question is what direction am I gonna take?I thought the Pano line was the most suitable for me,now I'm not sure anymore.The AD handed me a catalugue but on my way back i noticed it was a 2007 one (alas!!!!).In there I found models no loger available according to the GO site ,especially the LE Pt Pano (2nd timezone,moon,and power r).Do you guys know how difficult they are to find?Impossible task?
Anyway thanks everybody on this forum to have answerd my questions on my sporadic peeks on the GO forum.I'll pay a visit to the GO stand in Basel and my mind hopefully will be clearer and I could eventually go ahead with my first Go timepiece.thanks again all,Mo.
Anyway thanks everybody on this forum to have answerd my questions on my sporadic peeks on the GO forum.I'll pay a visit to the GO stand in Basel and my mind hopefully will be clearer and I could eventually go ahead with my first Go timepiece.thanks again all,Mo.
I am glad that GO has made a lasting impression on you.
The GO Meissan is my favoriate among the GO lines. It's so clean and classic. The watch gives off a warm "glow" when looking at the dial from different light.
Thanks for sharing with us your experience.
Jon
Thanks a lot Jon
It definetely speaks to me,look forward to see the turbillon version.never thought I d have liked it.Mo
The platinum limited edition PanoMatic series are still in . . .
. . . the 2008 catalog, Mo, but they're certainly near the end of their run or have been sold out, so you'll likely have to either contact several dealers, or ask a dealer to source one from Glashütte Original. Oh, and I'm not in the least surprised by your reaction to seeing a gaggle of Glashüttes in the metal . . . they've been known to have that effect ;-). Cordially, Art This message has been edited by Dr No on 2009-02-25 07:21:31
I personally like...
The PanoMatic Lunar. The caliber 90-02 is just a work of art and the finishing is just exquisite. Take a look when you get a chance.
Sounds like a fun question for you to ponder, Mo.
What GO will you end up going for, I wonder? As Art (and everyone else probably) already knows I'm smitten with the Senator Sixties. That may very well be the next watch I buy. There are several GO's that I would welcome into my household given the chance: Senator Meissen, Panomatic Lunar XL, PanoInverse, Sport Evolution (would be super fun on the Trieste strap IMO!).
My problem is there are just too many watches, and not enough money!
Looking forward to hearing what you decide!
Daos
Dear Daos ..
I'll make everybody know what my choice will be,thanks for your words,Mo.