Just in case anyone was curious - I wrote to Glashutte regarding the 53 weeks on the Senator Calendar Week (thanks Massimiliano ) and received this response: "The calendar year normally counts 52 weeks, just from time to time 53 calendar weeks. In most cases, each year starting or ending with a Thur
Thanks for your help. I posted my question on their site and look forward to the response. As far as the Senator Week, I love it. Understated, elegant and it comes with an interesting narrative. It's almost been getting as much wrist time as my Sport Evo. -John
Thank you for looking into this - I got to the Glashutte website, registered, but couldn't figure out how to post. I do really love the watch. It makes no sense to me since week measures aren't used here in the states, but I loved the idea of the complexity. I've left it be - so it will flip tomorro
I bought a Senator Calendar Week in 2011 - a beautiful watch and I love it. This new year, I was looking forward to seeing the week display flip to 1. I've read about the complexity in designing a movement that allows this and I was a bit surprised (okay, disappointed) to find the calendar flip to w
Wondering if you could share some knowledge. I have a sport evo that changes dates at about 12:02 am and a senator calendar week that changes over at approximately 11:56 pm and begins transitioning between the two dates at about 11:52. First, is this typical of mechanical watches? Of glashutte? Is t
I love my Sports Evo. Love the look, love the finish, love that it makes Rolex owners jealous. The bracelet is wonderful - the micro adjustments make it very comfortable. It is, however, very heavy. At first, I wasn't fond of the heft but now I'm very used to it. Just got a senator week and when I w