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Mühle-Glashütte ProMare Go Automatic Watch
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Mühle-Glashütte ProMare Go Automatic Watch
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A no-frills diver as technically sound as it is easy to read, the Mühle-Glashütte ProMare Go is up for any jaunt through the woods or dip in the ocean—and it won’t look out of place with a collared shirt, either. The movement is an SW 400-1 Mühle Version that will run for 38 hours on a full charge Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downSeamusm
40
Jul 25, 2019
Why is this $1300 when I can buy a watch with the same stats, same movement, for half the price? I never understood that. Am I missing something?
Axeguy
1372
Jul 25, 2019
SeamusmMüele's reputation is built on its approach to watches as technical machines. They started by making guages and scientific instruments. They approach watches like they approach guages: legible, practical, and accurate. This technical approach is appreciated by government, military, divers, pilots, etc. and has led to the development of many standards in technical and mission-specific 'tool-watches' adopted by these groups. Like another German company, Sinn (among others), their external and internal improvements to watches and movements appeal to a large segment of the watch-buying populace (and Germans in general, lol).
The German-watch-buying people (even collectors) celebrate the mechanical achievements on their wrists (or even the military units, specialties, or professions using them) in a seemingly different way than, say, the Swiss-watch crowd. There is definitely a place for them in appreciation and collectordom.
So, names like Mühle, Sinn, Nomos, Länge, Glashütte Original, etc. carry a different 'cachet' than the Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, Patek Philippe, Jaeger leCoultre, Rolex, etc., etc. Actually, brands like Rolex and Omega are a category unto themselves and you could think of them like Swiss ToolWatches. There are Italian watch lovers. There are fashion brands like Cartier and Hermes. Jewelry watch brands like Chopard. Experimental watch brands. Endless brands in dozens of categories.
I know the question was simple and I'm sorry to write so much but there is a huge enthusiast community, investor-collectors, historians, engineers, and a whole boatload of emotion. The answer(s) are way bigger than the question.
I ramble! Have a great day (and BTW, this watch will keep its value nicely but not as nicely as a Rolex). (I'm not a Rolex guy but my watches have stories...) :)
RayF
22216
Jul 25, 2019
“300M WATER RESISTANT & EASY TO READ”
Two things you don’t have to pay thirteen-hundred bucks for in a watch!
RayF
22216
Jul 25, 2019
I'm told blue watches, especially divers, can be a habit unto themselves. At this price, I'd be limited to only a few dozen ;- )
Doctor_Memory
22
Nov 20, 2019
RayFDunno, a disturbing number of new watches are completely illegible at first glance. If I have to "learn how to read it" then the watch designer has failed. It's just a fancy bracelet at that point.
Watchyoutalkingabout
Nov 20, 2019
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Looks like they sold out of the blue version.
I like this watch, I just don’t like orange as a colour on watches.
mclose
582
Nov 21, 2019
Damn it Ray, we both seemed to have missed the Kool-Aid Drop with the "Instant Dementia" flavor.
RayF
22216
Oct 18, 2019
Thing is, it doesn't look like thirteen-hundred bucks.
If one is going to spend that much, the least the watch can do, is reciprocate in the looks department. I don't care what it's got under the hood (and in this example, nuth'n special); take the name off the dial, and this could be any of a thousand generic looking watches you might find on Amazon for a tenth the price. Where's the "wow" factor?
I'm not against $1,299 watches, but I'm less than lukewarm on this snoozer.
RayF
22216
Feb 4, 2020
Still think it wouldn't have hurt to add a few NUMBERS to that dilated-pupil, in-a-coma, blank-stare, dial.
When I look at a watch, I expect it to be looking back at me!
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Bridgetroll
1
Apr 24, 2020
This is called habituation:
"Functionally-speaking, by diminishing the response to an inconsequential stimulus, habituation is thought to free-up cognitive resources to other stimuli that are associated with biologically important events (i.e., punishment/reward). For example, organisms may habituate to repeated sudden loud noises when they learn these have no consequences."
In other words, why would you want to be interested in a watch that you'll never buy? You wouldn't. And so, given time (and the continued decision to refrain from buying), you won't.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habituation
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RayF
22216
Apr 24, 2020
BridgetrollI believe that phenomenon has applications in matrimonial relationships as well.
Elky
885
Jul 25, 2019
This watch ticks a lot of boxes in my list: 42mm case, blue & clean dial, diver, screw down crown, solid brand. Still at $1300 for Sellita sw200 plus 3 watches on pre-order I am on the fence. God damn it! This is a hard one to pass...
(Just to avoid the regular ETA vs Sellita discussion: I have no issues whatsoever with Sellitas - happy owner of couple of them).
Elky
885
Jul 26, 2019
It's a good one. But I don't know if I would keep my poker face saying that. She's smart you know. But the solution is there... see post above.
A community member
Jul 27, 2019
ElkyI don’t have enough watches to get away with it but 'no, I bought it in New Zealand And I have had it for ages' works for all my latest hiking equipment acquisitions.
Watchyoutalkingabout
Feb 4, 2020
Anyone else beginning to feel like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day? Does anyone else feel like they are seeing the same thing, over and over and over again?
A community member
Feb 5, 2020
Pardon the question but is this watch self winding or a manual wind?
RayF
22216
Apr 23, 2020
Always better to go to the source for answers to life's tougher questions...
https://www.muehle-glashuette.de/en/wristwatches/functional-wristwatches/promare-go/
Watchyoutalkingabout
Oct 17, 2019
iKnowThingsIt’s on waterproof leather strap. Technically, it’s not a diver. It’s a sports watch.
johnnylarue
508
Nov 20, 2019
Watchyoutalkingabout“Promare” literally means “for sea” and it’s water resistant to 300m, so...
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