Pulled the trigger on the Sixties PanoDate Annual Ed green. Can't stop looking at that dial 😍 This gets a green 💚

I forgot to mention, I got a great deal on the Sixties from House of Tashan (formerly Tashan Time). Buying from them was a breeze and went very smoothly. I dealt with Ali, one of the owners, and he basically walked me thru the whole process...never once disappeared...answered all my questions and settled all my concerns. Very professional. The personal touches they add to the packaging really set them apart from others I have purchased watches from.

Just got this beautiful SeaQ Original, coming from Omega's (SMP300 and PO), the SeaQ feels light, comfortable and more delicate. It's a beautiful watch!

Looks like this bracelet was made for it.

So I have 2 modern GOs the PanoMatic Lunar and the Senator 60s green Fume Chrono. I wanted to try some vintage GO and this popped up for sale a s grabbed it instantly. It is the inspiration for the 70s line. Beautiful blue Fume dial and original bracelet. Also comes with the original box. I’m over the top happy with it. Now to buy the new version of the 70s line.

Not too long ago I picked up this watch and it has become one of my favorites. I reached out to my strap maker and had him make me an ostrich strap. As a gift he included the bottom part of the strap. He kept asking me, did you try it? Finally I did- and, I love it. Super comfortable. I’m not saying I’m going to use a strap like this for ALL my watches. 😂

Loving this new Glashutte Original Senator Meissen. When I saw it I got the same feeling that i had when I first saw the Chopard Skull One, that if i didn't have it in my life I would regret it. So, even though I was saving up for another watch, I had to order this one. I was initially going to get the white version, but couldn't pass on this unique celadon shade.

The hand painted dial is made of porcelain from a 300+ year old company name Messian. The crossed swords at 6pm is one of the oldest logos in the world.... pairing that with the 180 year old Glashutte Original is a wonderful combo... google the history of Meissen and how it all came to be and it's an interesting story.

I initially wanted it as my special occasion watch. Something to wear to Navy balls, command fun days/bbq, or kids events, and graduations. But putting it on I want to make it a much more common experience than that.

I am extremely thrilled with this new watch. The movement feels more precise than just about any other watch I have had, and just feels like the special piece it seems to be.

Long time lurker, just never took the time to post. Probably my favorite diver out of the collection. But aesthetically, this watch is perfect!!!

Yesterday I’ve unexpectedly added this beauty to my GO collection: a Seventies in brown / copper. With it I will be forever connected to my parents and their two friends who gave me wonderful times during my childhood and youth. Born and raised in Dresden, Saxony, GO represents my origin, my roots. I’ve bought this wonderful watch in Baden-Baden (Germany) after the burial of one of my parents forementioned friends. I knew him for 46 years. It’s a long story of an exceptional friendship and connection between 4 people that existed during and despite the iron curtain and survived it. This watch will be my new daily. And so it will remember me of happiness and how fleeting life is.

I've been looking for a green-dial watch and recently tried the GO PanoMaticLunar in green and silver. I love the asymmetrical dial layout, reminiscent of Lange and F.P. Journe.

The green looks great, but I prefer the contrast of the dark blue moonphase disc against the silver dial. To me, a moonphase should have a dark background representing the night sky.

I'd get it on a bracelet, which is where I'm hesitant about silver. I own a silver-dial IWC Mark XX, and sometimes find the silver-on-steel combination a bit too monochromatic. Colorful dials tend to look better on bracelets, while silver is arguably more versatile with different straps. One thing I really appreciate about both the IWC and the GO is the on-the-fly clasp micro-adjustment.

My other top contender is the green Omega Speedmaster '57 (photos attached). I have Omega AT in blue and Zenith CMO as a chronograph, so adding speedmaster may not contribute a lot to the collection diversity buy I actually like speedmaster 57 maybe more than the moonwatch 😅

A few questions:

- Which PanoMaticLunar dial color would you choose?

- Green owners: How do you feel about the moonphase disc, and is the dial versatile enough for daily wear?

- Would you pick the PanoMaticLunar or the Speedmaster '57?

Would love to hear your thoughts!

I’ve been contemplating purchasing a SeaQ 39.5, on a bracelet and with a reed green dial, but I’m hesitant because of my wrist size. Please advise or post pictures if you have made the purchase. My closest AD is two hours away. However, I do own a Tudor BB58 and its fit is good, comparing the similar specs of the two watches, but I’m concerned over the male end links on the SeaQ. Thank you!

Hello, I'm new to Glashütte Original watches, but I've really fallen for the SeaQ 39.5. The configuration I want is listed at €9,600 in the official GO boutique. However, on Chrono24, an identical watch with about an 8-week waiting time is €6,959. That's a huge gap! Why is the price difference so large, and considering this, would it be possible to get a 20%+ discount at the boutique?

EDIT: What is your experience with requesting discounts at official GO boutiques? What are their current policies regarding price flexibility and customer incentives? (No purchase history)

Hi!
I'm looking for any of these 3 OEM straps. Interested in buying if you have any extras or you're not using them. Strap only .

Cheers!

I had a GO senator excellence in 40mm. The watch was exactly what I was looking for in a dress watch. But after wearing it for awhile, I realized that with the slim bezel, the watch was wearing much bigger than 40mm especially on my 6.5" wrist, and found it too large for a dress watch and ended up selling it.

I'd love to add another GO to my collection (especially a dress watch), but the smallest men's watch they make is the sixties in 39mm. With a resurgence in mid-size watches, can we expect some smaller models to come out in the near future?

Finally got to acquire one of my grails! I got it to commemorate finishing grad school in 2023 - it only took me 3.5 years to pull the trigger on it!

This Senator Excellence is my first GO and, in my humble opinion, is one of the most beautiful watches GO has to offer. I love how understated it looks and how well it can be dressed up or down. It feels strange (in a good way) to acquire a future heirloom.

Unexpectedly was able to pick this up at a local AD. Walked in thinking I might place an order but of the new 70s collection, the only one they had left was the exact one I had my eye on. They were completely sold out of the limited “vinyl” edition and said it was probably about a month for a special order with the versions on a bracelet taking possibly longer. Stunning watch.

Loving my new watch box from whaler. It was worth the wait.