Features of luxurious Glashutte Original Presents Senator Navigator WorldView Watch
The black dial is equipped with contrasting large numerals, guaranteeing perfect readability. It provides the Central hours, minutes and seconds. The date is available in the opening to olock 6. new watch Glashutte Original Senator Navigator WorldView welcomes a caliber of movement 39-47, which can be admired through a Sapphire case - back. The mechanism incorporates a rotor squelettisé, a weight of gold 21 ct oscillation and a plate of three-quarters of Glashutte with stripe finish.Created with global travellers in mind, the new watch Glashutte Original is accompanied by a white Couture brown leather strap.

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So I picked up a new PO 8900 last October. It's a great piece, and the things I didn't care for on the 8500 (flipped) were corrected in my mind. I was excited to get it. Fast forward a few months, I unexpectedly picked up a DSSD-Blue. The thing has hardly left my wrist. The 8900 is by no means a slouch, but it just doesn't come near the D-Blue for me. The 8900 now spends most days sitting in a spot on the winder. I hate having watches I won't wear. I'm debating on flipping it (along with my Tudor North Flag towards a subc date or maybe black dial Explorer II to wear on those days I don't want something as big as the D-blue or sporty dressy as the GMTIIc. I have my pepsi, but I don't want to wear it in more harsh environments for various reasons. I'm torn though as I think it's a wonderful offering from Omega, but sits in the shadows of the JC. A part of me will miss it, but the other part will hate myself for just letting it sit there. If I flip it, I'll be losing some diversity in th

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Do you notice any appreciable difference? I'd like the speedmaster with the moonphase, I recently saw one at the Rodeo Drive boutique but it was the old movement. I may as well wait for the new 8500.Wondering if there are any out there in TRF land?

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Well it's the end of daylight saving here so it was time to reset all my watches and give 'em a wind, I love the very tactile feeling of all their different movements, some are a higher pitched click (Panerai) and the Rolex's are adeeper kind of sound, just one of the many things I enjoy about owning fine watches... have a great day folks,cheers