My Grail Has Landed
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Well my grail was delivered this afternoon and to say I am over the moon is an understatement. I just love the workmanship that goes into Glashutte watches. It is a very comfortable watch to wear and bang on the right size for a dress watch IMO (39.4mm) I never tire of looking through that crystal at the movement. Sheer class. Anyway here are a few pics.



And the box is a bit of alright to

Thanks For looking



And the box is a bit of alright to

Thanks For looking
Thanks for the positive comments guys. They really are works of art. I have had my loupe all over it for a couple of hours, shame I have to wear it. Don't know all about the double swan neck but I will love finding out. The only downside is the strap as a buckle, I really would like a deployment on it I think its safer. If anybody knows where I could source a OE I would be grateful.
geezerbutler said:
Very nice pickup - enjoy!
Interesting they spell 5 (funf) as fuenf. Never noticed that before.
5 is normally written as fünf. When an umlaut (the double dot above the u) can't be used, presumably in this case because the lettering wouldn't be the same size, an extra e is added after the vowel, as that's the phonetic impact of the umlaut. Interesting they spell 5 (funf) as fuenf. Never noticed that before.
Lovely watch. I would love the panomatic reserve.
I think I'd spend more time looking at that gorgeous movement than anything else!
I ask, because I was considering the opposite (i.e. changing a deployant to a tang buckle on another watch, because I find a tang buckle more comfy). What's the advantage of the deployant?
hilly10 said:
Don't know all about the double swan neck but I will love finding out. The only downside is the strap as a buckle, I really would like a deployment on it I think its safer. If anybody knows where I could source a OE I would be grateful.
Why's a deployant clasp safer than a tang buckle?
I ask, because I was considering the opposite (i.e. changing a deployant to a tang buckle on another watch, because I find a tang buckle more comfy). What's the advantage of the deployant?SVS said:
I think I'd spend more time looking at that gorgeous movement than anything else!
I ask, because I was considering the opposite (i.e. changing a deployant to a tang buckle on another watch, because I find a tang buckle more comfy). What's the advantage of the deployant?
in my experience the deployment buckle doesn't twist as much as a tang buckle......it seems to stay in place far better......the disadvantage being that your skin is touching the metal of the deployment and so you tend to get a mark left on your wrist.hilly10 said:
Don't know all about the double swan neck but I will love finding out. The only downside is the strap as a buckle, I really would like a deployment on it I think its safer. If anybody knows where I could source a OE I would be grateful.
Why's a deployant clasp safer than a tang buckle?
I ask, because I was considering the opposite (i.e. changing a deployant to a tang buckle on another watch, because I find a tang buckle more comfy). What's the advantage of the deployant?Gassing Station | Watches | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff







