Glashütte Original

I realized that there aren't many pictures of this nostalgic chrono. So to support the archives, I took a few pictures. Here they are... enjoy for a relaxed sunday nigt.

I wish everybody a good week...

Sincerely

Ahmet

Curved glass, curved dial, delicious small luminous dots...

All the Vintage keys are here, in this watch.

Superb, relaxing, as you nicely said.

Best,

Nicolas

There was a beautiful evening light after raining the whole day. It was so relaxing, so nostalgic... so as a little contribution to the beautiful mood of the day I took my camera and started shooting. Glad you liked them.

Cheers

Ahmet

. . . and welcome to the club ;-) . . . there are a few Sixties chrono fans here, apparently . . . cordially, Art
This message has been edited by Dr No on 2009-03-08 14:43:34

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Looks like a good friend.

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in appearance only i hasten to add. the internals are, i'm sure, of a much higher quality.

there's something about a watch with clean simple lines that makes them attractive and timeless. a future classic perhaps.

Graham

They both seem to share same design principles; curved glass, curved dial, luminous dots...Simplicity is for sure timeless. Here is a pic. of Junghans chrono for those who want to make a comparison in terms of design.

Picture taken from net. Movement based on ETA 7750 I suppose.

Sincerely

Ahmet

... i'm a big fan of the senator.

You're a lucky guy ...

Filip

Thanks for sharing pix of this great, retro-inspired design with us.

Cheers,

Daos

elegant!!!!!!

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and though I have a slight bias towards dark dials, I really like the silver one of the Sixties (Chrono or not).

Read you, Martin

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Thanks for the photos. Just awesome! The curved dial I think is what really sets this watch apart!