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·Thoughts between Glashutte Q diver or Grand Seiko diver ?
German vs Japanese watches
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Fallout Boy
·Both are usually not used for diving.
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Poppyboy
·I would take the Glashutte. The German scene is really coming on strong with intriguing offerings.
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...Honestly between those the GO, but I would take the SJE093 62MAS reissue over both.
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Pastorbottle
·Both are usually not used for diving.
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spacemission
·Glashütte was/is a joke.
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Watch my Whisky
·Lange uber alles.
Except Seiko.
Except Seiko.
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DSotW
·Glashütte was/is a joke.
Do you mean the Glashütte Original brand, or the watch industry in Glashütte ?
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drster
·I have owned many GO and GS divers. I prefer GO. Both are well made and can be used for diving. I find the design and movements more to my liking with GO watches. I've owned the SeaQ Panoramadate in blue, black and green. I've also owned the GO Sport Evolution Panoramadate. I've had the GS Spring Drive Diver in SS and Titanium. Also several Seiko MarineMaster divers. You can't go wrong with any of them. It's just personal preference. Some pics:
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chichi
·don't forget ease or service and servicing costs
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Gubbo
·If I'm buying a German dive watch, Sinn
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chichi
·hence I mentioned the Sinn given the use of the Selita movements
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Scarecrow Boat
··Burt Macklin, FBIhence I mentioned the Sinn given the use of the Selita movements
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chichi
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Foo2rama
··Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...Interesting the GO evolution can’t legally be called a diver. Missing a key feature.
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NotJackson
·Not exactly responsive to the OP’s question, but one thing to keep in mind regarding Grand Seiko is depreciation. I love the brand, especially Spring Drive, but probably wouldn’t buy one new. My most recent GS purchase was a Spring Drive Sport GMT, 18 months old, at a little less than half the original retail.
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chichi
·Not exactly responsive to the OP’s question, but one thing to keep in mind regarding Grand Seiko is depreciation. I love the brand, especially Spring Drive, but probably wouldn’t buy one new. My most recent GS purchase was a Spring Drive Sport GMT, 18 months old, at a little less than half the original retail.
It doesn't help that Grand Seiko as part of their separate branding push of 1) going more international and 2) removing Seiko from the dial has really every year pushed up their retail pricing
