OK, G O fans, let's see photos of the bracelet-equipped models . . .
. . . out of dozens taken. It's remarkable that the vast majority of our G O's are on straps, considering the qualities a bracelet brings to the table. Here are a few stock photos from Our Man in Glashütte . . .
. . . now, let's see yours! Cordially, Art This message has been edited by Dr No on 2009-06-24 08:52:59
i love that brown dial Art. the bracelet is really nice as well
i do a lot of browsing and rarely see a GO with a bracelet. that one looks particularly nice for the style of watch. very dressy, i could say a bit like an Omega rice grain.
best
Graham
These are ladies models from the Serenade collection, Graham . . .
. . . that sadly never get the attention they really should. Check out the Masthead view for a good photo of the mocca Senator Automatic . . . cordially, Art
Thanks, Martin! A clever and amusing title . . .
. . . to go along with the nice wrist-shot . . . cordially, Art
I have 2 of them
The Senator Chronograph with a non orginal bracelet.
First I put that bracelet on my PanomaticLunar 
So I have to start to pull off the orginal strap.
With correct tools, it works like a charm.
I have to do some minor adjustments with the dremel machine to get the
endlinks in place.
The endlinks don´t follow the case but it looks better than it do on a Speedmaster. LOL
To me it´s good enough.
Then I have to resize it so it fits my 7,5" wrist.
Then it´s handy with a set of screwdrivers.
So I have to pull 1 link or 2 off.
2 links off.
A little Loctite will do it.
The final result, not bad IMO.
A wristshot.
The backside.
Then I got the current bracelet on the watch.
Mmm, a virgin.
Me like.
What about the backside?
The GO quick adjustment, here is out.
Here is in.
The logo that control the clasp.
Push down and adjust.
So it´s very easy to adjust a link.
Jocke
Muchas gracias, Jocke . . .
. . . your photo montages are a real treat! Cordially, Art
I have the new bracelet incoming.....
for my panograph. I will be getting it soon and I look forward to the "new look" of the panograph with the bracelet. But until then, I still have this one:
Thanks, Koji . . .
. . . bracelets are a natural match for the Sport Evo. I recall Steve H posting his white gold PanoRetroGraph with a specially prepared steel G O bracelet, which I suppose is the most unusual combination ever attempted . . . cordially, Art
Here are mine....
PanoGraph:
PanoMaticLunar:
Senator Week:
Goh
This message has been edited by Goh on 2009-06-14 19:22:04 This message has been edited by Goh on 2009-06-14 19:22:55Thanks, Goh . . .
. . . in triplicate ;-). Your grey Panograph on a seven-link bracelet is one of my favorite combinations . . . cordially, Art
Great Thread
Great photoseveryone. Thanks for sharing.
Great idea staring this ART, always fancied GOs in full metal jacket. Always wondered how they looked.
My curiosity is statisfied........ almost.
Even though I'd been contemplating a thread centered on bracelets . . .
. . . for a little while now, it took the prompting of Our Man in Glashütte and his kind offer of stock photos to get this thread started. Goh's singular devotion to bracelets struck me as remarkable when he first posted several months ago, and I've often wondered since why more fans haven't taken the bracelet plunge. Jocke is a special exception, of course, because he's such a hands-on kinda guy ;-) . . . cordially, Art
Now that's what I call 'heavy metal'! Exhibit 'A' in the case . . .
. . . for bracelet-equipped behemoths . . . cordially, Art