The Glashütte Original Thread - Including Pics

[jynx1972]

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[Guppydriver]

Originally Posted by Sho-nuff

Thanks! Do you think the discounting policy makes any difference when buying from a GO boutique compared to an AD?

Without question! Assuming a GO boutique operates like all the others, a discount is nearly impossible to negotiate. Many have luck with having a few things like straps, travel cases, and swag items thrown in though.

Sorry for the late response, I missed the post somehow. Every circumstance is different and our wives are worth it, so if you have to pay retail, so be it. That said, I would struggle immensely to pay RRP for a PM or partial PM ladies watch. By struggle immensely I mean I wouldn't do it.

[PT_91]

Originally Posted by Sho-nuff

Question for the group: does anyone know what kind of discount is feasible when purchasing a Lady Serenade from a GO boutique in the EU? The model is priced around EUR 15k. Many thanks.

I can connect you with a grey dealer who might be able to offer you a substantial discount. They have their own website and C24 account with good references. Send me a DM if you would like to know more.

[DVR]

[DVR]

[DVR]

The new LE's for 2024. So very very nice.

[Gebbeth]

Has anyone seen in the wild, or have, the teal green/blue limited edition? Not the matte fume green dial (I actually own that one), but the earlier teal version?

[Guppydriver]

Originally Posted by DVR

The new LE's for 2024. So very very nice.

Very nice...

Basically chrono versions of the three hander salmon and tiff blue right?

I'm liking the "Oysterflex" bracelet option more and more on the 70's integrated models.

[DVR]

Originally Posted by Guppydriver

three hander salmon and tiff blue right?

Could you please post a link to those three handers, I must have missed them somehow.

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by DVR

The new LE's for 2024. So very very nice.

Lovely

[Guppydriver]

Originally Posted by DVR

Could you please post a link to those three handers, I must have missed them somehow.

Weren’t there non chrono versions of a Tiffany and salmon dial ?

I must be losing my mind


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[DVR]

All chrono's

[Guppydriver]

Originally Posted by DVR

All chrono's

That’s right !!


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[theshrike]

Hi everyone, long time lurker, first time posting

I've been eyeing the SeaQ 39.5 mm diver from GO for a while now. I've been debating between this and a Submariner. I recently tried out the SeaQ at my AD and loved the fit. I was wondering if any owners could chime in on a couple of questions I had:

1) What's the accuracy of the 39-11 caliber like? The reliability? Is it a bulletproof movement?

2) The warranty period is only 2 years for a new watch (compared to 5 for Rolex). Is this a significant issue?

Thank you so much

[Jerrocop]

Originally Posted by theshrike

2) The warranty period is only 2 years for a new watch (compared to 5 for Rolex). Is this a significant issue?

These are very well-built and high-quality material watches . . . I wouldn't worry about the 2-year warranty.

[Sherwood Hatter]

Originally Posted by theshrike

Hi everyone, long time lurker, first time posting

I've been eyeing the SeaQ 39.5 mm diver from GO for a while now. I've been debating between this and a Submariner. I recently tried out the SeaQ at my AD and loved the fit. I was wondering if any owners could chime in on a couple of questions I had:

1) What's the accuracy of the 39-11 caliber like? The reliability? Is it a bulletproof movement?

2) The warranty period is only 2 years for a new watch (compared to 5 for Rolex). Is this a significant issue?

Thank you so much

I have a SeaQ 39.5 (as well as the SeaQ Pano). The 39.5 is not quite as accurate as the Pano at about 4 secs a day which is ok for me. I suspect that if I wore it every day it might get a little more accurate but it is in a rotation.
It is a lovely watch which is extremely comfortable - the bracelet is fantastic and the micro adjustment makes all the difference.
I have had it now for 2 and a half years and I have had no issues at all.
GO is an excellent brand and I have no hesitation in recommending them.

[theshrike]

Originally Posted by Jerrocop

These are very well-built and high-quality material watches . . . I wouldn't worry about the 2-year warranty.

Cheers, thanks Jerrocop

Originally Posted by Sherwood Hatter

I have a SeaQ 39.5 (as well as the SeaQ Pano). The 39.5 is not quite as accurate as the Pano at about 4 secs a day which is ok for me. I suspect that if I wore it every day it might get a little more accurate but it is in a rotation.
It is a lovely watch which is extremely comfortable - the bracelet is fantastic and the micro adjustment makes all the difference.
I have had it now for 2 and a half years and I have had no issues at all.
GO is an excellent brand and I have no hesitation in recommending them.

Thanks Sherwood Hatter So your 39.5 mm is averaging around 4 sec/day? that's not too bad, within COSC (I know Glasshutte doesn't have COSC certification, but it sounds like it's within that standard). And it sounds like a reliable piece too!

[Sherwood Hatter]

If I were you I would try both the 39.5 and the Pano and see what feels the best for you. I have tiny wrists and love both of them with the 39.5 being on the bracelet and the (two tone Pano) on the canvas strap. The Pano is even more accurate and can go days with complete accuracy.

[davek35]

I've been eyeing the SeaQ 39, also.

I've only seen one report in forums of someone saying the anti reflective coating getting scratched. Has anyone here had this happen?

Also, I understand the new ones have a fully brushed bracelet. Am I correct?

Thanks.

[Sherwood Hatter]

No AR scratching on my SeaQ39.
I also understand that they now have fully brushed bracelets - mine had PCL’s which I like. It has the micro extension which is great.

[Jerrocop]

I really like the look of the new dial. Tough to get over the thickness although I don’t have any complaints regarding my SeaQ Pano Date.





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[DVR]

Originally Posted by davek35

someone saying the anti reflective coating getting scratched.

The only way to scratch that coating is to violently knock it against a hard object. I know from expierence
Daily use , diving included, will never impact the coating in any way. It is very very hard.

Originally Posted by Jerrocop

I really like the look of the new dial. Tough to get over the thickness

Me too, suits the watch nicely. My favorite dial for the chrono SeaQ.
And the thickness? Doubt it will be a problem. YMMV of course.

[davek35]

Originally Posted by Sherwood Hatter

No AR scratching on my SeaQ39.
I also understand that they now have fully brushed bracelets - mine had PCL’s which I like. It has the micro extension which is great.

There is AR on them now. Here is the response I got from GO when I asked.... "
That is correct, there is an anti-reflective coating added to both side of our sapphire crystal to reduce glare and ensure maximum legibility in any condition.

I hope I answered your question, and would be happy to connect you to an Authorized Dealer if you'd like to try this watch in person.

Best regards,
Stephen Kounas
Brand President, North America"

DVR, interesting how you say the AR is very tough. Other Swatch group watches, namely Omega, have owners that report scratches often. GO must do it better!

[Jerrocop]

Originally Posted by davek35

DVR, interesting how you say the AR is very tough. Other Swatch group watches, namely Omega, have owners that report scratches often. GO must do it better!

No issues with GO or Omega watches I’ve owned for several years. Just a thought, Omega sells far more watches than GO so you’re likely to find more instances Omega owners complaining. I don’t think their process is anything less than what GO does to apply AR. Both are excellent IMO.


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[davek35]

Thanks for the insight into GO watches (from owners). Beautiful watches!