Officially joined the gang!
This is my first Reddit post… I got a lot of my questions answered when browsing through this subreddit. Very grateful! So, I created the account to share my joy with you!
I believe I’ve seen a post asking about how to adjust the moon phase on this watch. So adding my answer here: It’s turning up the crown when it’s in second position (pull out one level), while turning down is for the date.
I love my GO; thinking about changing the strap but need some ideas on color and material. Thank you in advance.
>!​!<recently discovered this brand and wanted to add a dress watch (have a Milgauss i wear for fun, aqua terra sandstone 38mm as my gada, and now this). big fan. 40mm is about as large (seems to wear similar if not slightly smaller than the Milgauss).
I got my SeaQ 39.5 blue last month, a newly version with transparent caseback and brushed center link bracelets. Got to say with its straight endlink design and 20mm lug width, it is really an underrated strap monster.
I enjoy looking at the watch from side view. I measured the mid-case is only around 4mm, making it a slim-looking watch.
Under optical microscope, the dial looks amazing. The sunray texture, the printing and the polishing of the hands and indices are extraordinary.
So far the accuracy is around -1s/d, and still testing.
Hope everyone enjoys it!!
GO SeaQs have to be among the most beautiful dive watches ever created and at a quality level unmatched at this and higher price points.
I believe in starting to have a small GO addiction, but they are loving watches.
Wow, the new Grand Seiko UFA divers are gorgeous and spec'd out!
While obviously intended to compete with the Sub and Seamaster, I see it in competition with the Sea-Q for the connoisseur's preferred alternative to the basic Rolex/Omega luxe diver duopoly.
Which do you prefer: the new Grand Seiko or the Glashutte?
I’m in the market to purchase either a PanoReserve white dial or PanoInverse steel version and wanted to seek advice from those who own them and how they are to wear in the real world.
Before I make a decision I will try them on at a boutique to get a feel for them. The intended use of this watch will go on when the formal/semi formal attire is worn. And I will probably wear it a few times a week.
My initial thought is the PanoReserve looks traditional, very classy, and will probably fit me better. On the other hand, the PanoInverse will probably look great when the light bounces off of it and I’m a sucker for seeing the regulator movement. It just looks unique.
So to those of you who own them please share your real world thoughts.
Just sharing some photos of the blue dial ....GO Lady Serenade Luna
Tried this one at the boutique and couldn't not take it. It was on a black strap, however I ended up getting the brown strap as well. Hard to capture the true dial color with phone camera, but what a watch, I catch myself just staring at it.
The factory fishnet strap has been fun, but I felt like it was time to mix things up with a custom order from Camille Fournet!