Reply With QuoteVery nice. I love the 210
I picked this little beauty up today after waiting ages for it to come all the way from Tudor in Switzerland.......
Really happy with this - great build quality (as you would expect), really nice bracelet and an extra NATO-style strap which I will definitely be using when I have to wear my dinner jacket for after-concert functions. Also love the alarm function already!
So after getting this today, I am really happy with my 5 main watches in the collection, my daily wearers. Here they are in no particular order....
PAM 320
Bought this for my 40th, the watch I probably wear the most and one that comes on every trip abroad with me
PAM 210
The inevitable consequence of buying my 320 was wanting a Radiomir! Luckily got this one in superb condition from Sales Corner here and it is my "day off" watch - don't need to know the exact second, minute or date.
GO Sport Evo GMT
When I do go away, I take this watch as well as the 320. It is actually the ideal GMT watch and one I wouldn't be without on plane journeys. It was actually the watch I really wanted when I was 40 but couldn't afford it. Thanks again to Sales Corner, this one made its way to me. Love it - the best bracelet in the business and the easiest possible way of changing the hour hand when travelling.
Ball Moonlight Special
The only watch my Mrs has ever said "you've got to buy that"! Wasn't going to turn that invitation down - I have owned 3 Ball watches and this is a cracker for the money. Limited edition of 999 (three colours so it's actually one of 333 I presume) and I have both the bracelet and croc strap. Busy dial, I will admit, but so pretty and beautifully made....
So, as far as I see it, I have the following covered:
Dive Watch
GMT (12 hr and 24 hr)
Chrono
Moonphase
Mechanical alarm
Time only watch
Limited edition
Swiss
German
Thanks for looking and I hope you concur that I have most bases covered now - for a while!!
Mike Seal
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Very nice. I love the 210
Lovely collection there - the glashutte is beautiful
I am yet to actually handle one
I keep looking at the glashutte sport as an alternative to other watches I've had like omega PO
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Always find it interesting to have a 'nosey' through people's SOTC, when they add that little bit of extra detail about the circumstances that led them to buy the pieces as you have done. I've recently been giving thought to covering the bases; have the GMT and the Chrono covered, hadn't really given much thought to a moon phase, but having seen yours, will need to seriously consider one now!
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I really like the GO GMT.
Nice .but the 210 wow!!
I thought you might like to see the NATO-style strap on the Tudor - perfect for the more formal occasion, I think.....
Mike Seal
A lovely mixed collection and not a Rolex in sight which makes a change, thanks for sharing.
Nice. Especially like the Pam!
Great collection. Never seen that particular Glashutte before and i really like the look of it but also very taken with the 320. I keep thinking I miss my Panerai I lot and must add another at some point.
Great overview - love the 320.
Great collection, especially like the Ball, not seen that one before :)
Lovely collection and some different choices which is great! That GO is lovely!
Thanks - not a conscious decision to exclude Rolex but up until now, nothing they've made has ever really floated my boat.Originally Posted by Vanguard
Bet that sparks a reaction from some!
Mike
I'm the same as you with that sentiment and also lean more to Panerai. Thankfully we all like different things!
That's an interesting collection but I can't help thinking that it's missing a couple of Rados. Which watch do you wear when you are conducting; I'm assuming not a Panerai?
Hmm, yes, I did once collect Rado's! I still have a couple but not the 25 i used to have....That's an interesting collection but I can't help thinking that it's missing a couple of Rados
I usually wear either the 320 or GO for rehearsals, with the watch on the stand so that I can pace the rehearsals and, most importantly, finish on time. I never wear a watch while actually conducting though - they are all far too heavy!
Having said that, the Tudor is mainly titanium and very light but I wouldn't want to damage the movement by using it while I am conducting. Too many violent movements, too often!
Mike
Mike,
Funnily enough I wondered about you recently & that I hadn't seen you around these parts.
Lovely collection & I think you know which one I like the best.....
If you ever did, unfathomably, decide to move the GO on I'd take it back in a heartbeat!
Alex
Nice collection and non of the usual suspects in there either!
Off topic but are most conductors musicians as well, do you play an instrument and if so is there a more popular instrument played by conductors than any other ?
Hi Alex - good to see you too, mate!
I know one should never say never, but it's highly unlikely I will sell the GO - but if I ever should need to, I will contact you first, of course! It is such an amazing watch, especially when I travel abroad.
How is the AP?
Mike
Virtually all conductors play an instrument, mostly an orchestral instrument, some piano, some singers. I am not sure which instrument would be the most played amongst conductors.
I happen to think string players make the best conductors, but then I would - I was a professional violinist for 22 years....
Mike
The flipperitis persists & it has been replaced by a Deep Blue DSSD, GO Seventies & a PAM 233, so cannot complain, but i still miss my GO(s). I'll definitely get another AP RO in time but too many others to try for now.
Enjoy the GMT.
Alex
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