Which Glashutte Original?
When I think GO my mind goes straight to the Pano collection, but it seems like more people talk about and wear the SeaQ. Both for around $10k but for me personally I would take a Pano most days of the week. What about you? Thoughts?
(not my pics from GO website)
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Marco S
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6.25” / 15.88 cm
I visited GO store last year and saw all their lines in person. I was not looking for a dive watch so I did not pay too much attention to SeaQ. I recall them looking great but too thick for me. But in fact, most of GO watches are pretty thick...
If you want more a dressier one, you can consider Senator collection. I ended up buying PanoLunar, and it was very hard for me to decide between PanoLunar vs. PanoReserve. I'm very happy with my choice and it is my favorite watch. It really gives both the dressy and sporty vibes at the same time.
I'm a fan of their Senator line. I don't like the arrowhead on the minute hand on the SeaQ.
I don't think you can go wrong with any GO.
Seventies Panorama Date for me.
Got the chance to try on a Pano Lunar a couple weeks ago. The blue one really worked for me. Just beautiful in person (more than the white/silver, in my opinion). Def on my future list for when I’m rich or divorced.
I've tried but not purchased, only because funds aren't unlimited! With their range I'm not looking at a diver.
I think the SeaQ with Panodate is best of both worlds!
The Panomatic series is just too good to pass up imo. For the price, almost nothing beats it in terms of horological value.
Saw the green PanoMaticLunar in a store 6-ish months ago and had to pick one up, incredible piece.
Voted for the Pano because I already own the Senator (blue dial Panorama Date Moon Phase). Since then, I've looked longingly at the SeaQ as well - but found that in real life, actually seeing and wearing it in the store, the Pano holds it own better than the SeaQ. So a silver dialled PanoReserve would be my personal pick. That, or the Seventies Chrono, which I also really, really like :-)