Hidden Gems Episode 4 | Glashutte Original Senator Sixties | Crown & Caliber
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- There's more to Glashutte Original than just the watches as an end-product. Find out with Mark what makes this German manufacturer a Hidden Gem.
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What’s great about this hobby is that we are always learning.
Preach
I thought, "Oh, I already know about the Sixties line... nothing to see here." Nope. Mark, breaking out the knowledge showed me some new things. Love it.
Really enjoying the Hidden Gems series, fascinating to hear some of the history, and Mark has a great presenting style. I love what Glasshutte do, and even though this particular dial was not my personal taste, I absolutely love the approach and craftsmanship on display - most definitely a hidden gem 😊👍
I have a Glashutte 70’s Panodate which I absolutely love wearing.
Beautifully build, amazing quality and very Germanic attention to detail.
A hidden gem in my collection.
Great job, Mark! I love the Hidden Gems series. This Glashuette Original is simply stunning. I have their catalogue and they have so many interesting and gorgeous pieces. A very underrated brand in my humble opinion.
Def underrated everyone says they are a cheaper Lange alternative but they are an amazing high Horology watch maker in their own right. Hope to own one in the future
A charismatic person, talking knowledgeably about an interesting topic. Thanks.
Mark, thanks to your enthusiasm I look forward to every episode.
Oh boy, this series is gone cost me a LOT of money. Excellent job Mark. Always learning. 👍🏼
Listen buddy, enough. I'm saving up for mine and I don't need you letting everyone know how special these pieces are.....ha ha...Great and informative vid. I love this maker.
What an awesome review, I was already a fan of this watch brand but now appreciate them even more. Well done!
My favorite brand. Thanks for the spotlight!
Great video, really interesting to learn about the history of GO/German watch making
Great suff . . .AGAIN! Love these videos. I especially enjoy learning about the history of the brands.
Mark, you are killing it! Great job!
Great. Now I have a whole new thing to learn about. I'm still reading up on Grand Seiko. Lol. Beautiful watch and an interesting back story. I'm really enjoying this series.
Wow had no idea they cut into the dial like that. Always thought their watches were beautiful and it’s cool to see how it’s done
The dial color choice echoes very well with whiskey/bourbon. Cheers!
Mark You're the man!
Keep them coming, brother!
I didnt know they made the dial! awesome! Love these series of videos Mark!
Really loving this series so far -- impressed with Mark's knowledge and presentation. I was already a fan of GO, and am even more of one after watching this. Keep it up!
Good review and history. I own the stainless version with a silver dial and rose gold hands and indices. Love it and get regular compliments on it, especially the Arabesque(?) numerals.
Mark: we miss you and this series. Still coming back to learn from you. How you are well.
Brilliant dials. Thanks for sharing...I kirsty love this hobby, never boring and si much too see.
Great review of an absolutely gorgeous watch. I own the white dial version with the hands and the incised hour markers in rose gold; it is the most worn watch in my collection.
Great informative video! I appreciate them much more. Thanks!
I have this particular watch.
Really stunning.
a great review of a watch series I'm seriously considering ..vastly understand watches
Need more videos with Mark.
Thank you once again,very informative.
Great video. I have a PanoMaticLunar that I adore.
Awesome awesome video
Great video. 👍
Thanks for these great videos and I really like GO. However I don't think the engraved hour markers are so unique. Watchfinder recently did a video about the equally beautiful Zenith Elite Classic chronograph.
I have a request. Whenever you get your hands on a new Explorer 124270, could you do a size comparison with the older models 14270/114270 like you did with the old and new Submariners 🙏😬🙏
Love these GOs. 👌🏽
EDIT: I finally am a proud owner of one!
I love those Eye of Sauron, but damn they are expensive.
Hello Crown and Caliber, I am your avid RUclips fan from the Philippines. This may not be Glashutte-related but I need your expert advice. Recently, I acquired an almost mint NOS Omega Speedmaster Professional LCD Quartz watch with ref no 186.0004 from 1977. I know you are more into mechanical watches like I do, but I just can't resist "pulling the trigger" on this piece. Can you please share some advice and give some important insights and comments with regard to this particular model? Thank you so much and I am looking forward to hearing from you. You stay safe and God bless! Sincerely.....
How is the cucumber texture achieved?
No need to buy a fake copy, I have 2 VEB GUB Glashütte from GDR.
When we talk about hidden gems, we talk about five guys
What’s that mean?
Makes a moser look second rate
@3:45 cheap
Nothing says German like top Louisiana grain leather, lol.