Skeletons. Thought they were tacky and just a budget flex. Didn't really understand them as I thought they all looked the same and took away the number one most important thing about a watch for me, the dial. Fast forward to the release of last year's Grand Seiko Kodo Tourbillon ...my god. Yea it'd be unfair to use the Kodo as an example for skeleton watches but it really got me interested in other skeletons and I appreciate them a lot more now. The Zenith Defy Skeleton 👌

Ooh the dial on yours looks textured and sandblasted. Haven't seen this one before. Very cool. Such an underrated watch that deserves more attention - sadly, people like to compare this to the lange 1 as the budget version. I had similar thoughts at first but after owning this watch for over a year now it's really hard to see the two in the same light. I think the GO pano is much more elegant and minimalistic in terms of the dial and in fit. A dress watch that imbues pure class! ❤

Display caseback with a nice movement is always a plus for me. Hard to find an automatic movement that does it so beautifully and unique as this. This is definitely one of the defining features and value of this watch.

+1 Beautiful watch. Would love to own this one day. Titanium, integrated bracelet. Skeleton done right with a unique look and not just for the sake of having a skeleton dial.

Never used Jomashop myself but I would never attempt to buy an expensive watch outside of a boutique, AD or a very trusted dealer. If you're buying a piece that's not very much in demand and is highly available in most ADs, there's a very high chance you can pick up the watch near or matching the discounted rate that's seen in discount stores like jomashop. It's a great tool for that but otherwise I'd be very cautious.

Hehehe. The explorer doesn’t resonate too strong with me and I feel like it has many good alternatives. Zenith and grand seiko too cool and unique. Zenith seems the most versatile for every day

Can we pick two ☹ this is too hard