I remember a few years ago when it was shown. I seriously lusted this watch. I have not yet had the pleasure of trying one on in the flesh, but sure hope to one day. The dial layout is just odd enough to intrigue and draw me in, yet is in no way offensive. Just different than the norm, which is a great quality.
My deepest congratulations for your acquisition, P. Boxster! Enjoy it!
Could you tell me why a wonderful battleship like this piece died so earlier, without any successor?
Maybe, Swatch didn't want Glashütte Original to disturb too much the other prestigious brands of the Group, with a domestic competition??? And yet, AFAIK they don't offer any manual wound rattrapantes!
. . . for sharing your Glashütte Original masterpiece with us. It's a privilege to welcome a new member to the G O fan club.
I've seen a few Senator Rattrapantes, but don't recall ever handling one, unlike all the other manufacture chronograph movements such as the cal 60 of the PanoRetroGraph . . .
. . . which have all been impressive operationally as well as visually.
I take it the cal 99 offers tactile pleasures galore ;-) . . .
You got a very, very nice piece there. Beautiful caliber.... Very nice. Thanks for sharing your pics! I have not yet met my dream chrono...this could be one, but tad big for my wrist. But this is a great choice.
That is a very beautiful watch! You were not kidding when you said the movement speaks for itself. So beautifully decorated, a real work of art! Wear it in good health. Best SamEE