Introducing: The New Glash��tte Original Senator Chronometer, With A Dark Blue Dial
Directly inspired by the marine chronometers made in Glashütte during the mid-20th century, the Senator Chronometer was introduced in 2009 with a perfectly archetypal dial layout for the genre.It featured a large white face, dominated by oversized Roman numerals, black rail tracks, pear-shaped blued hands, and most of all, a power reserve and running seconds facing each other at at 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock.The only details betraying its modern origins, besides it being a 42 mm wristwatch, was the signature panorama date window at 3 o’clock. Still, it was ultimately a classic watch. 1 OF 2 Six years later, Glashütte Original presents a much more contemporary design, with a slimmer version of the Senator case made from white gold, and a dark blue face that highlights the finely grained dial more clearly.Once again, it is powered by Calibre 58-01, a distinctly German movement with striped three-quarter plate. A manually wound movement, it features

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Hi guys,I really want to get into AP, I love the look of them. I want to know, if you could only have one AP, and its your first one, which would you go for.There are so many choices, Chrono, Jumbo the whole offshore line etc, but just in your opinion... which AP would be you first?Thanks

Santa's FedEx sleigh left a large box . . .
for us to open this morning:

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