Basel Preview: Glash��tte Original Senator Sixties Panorama Date
Glash��tte Original previews the Senator Sixties Panorama Date which combines the Senator Sixties’ distinctive retro-modern design with GO’s trademark panorama date. This new model will be available in a stainless steel case measuring 42 mm x 12.4 mm, with a galvanized black or satin-finished silver dial. The GO Calibre 39-47 movement is visible through a sapphire display backThe black-dial version features silver Arabic numerals, white gold baton hour, minute and seconds hands and diamond-cut hour markers, and the date is presented in white numerals on a black ground. The satin-finished silver model features black Arabic numerals, rose gold hands, diamond-cut hour markers and the date in black on white.The price and estimated delivery date are not available as this is posted. Technical data appears below the image, which you can enlarge with a click.Technical DataReferences: 39.47.01.02.04 with silver dial, 39.47.03.02.04 with black dialCase Diameter: 42 mmHeight: 12.4 mmCa

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