Girard-Perregaux Damier Gyromatic ref 7838
Friends, Yes, you read it right – Damier Gyromatic. The more well-known Damier ref 7427 with with only hour and minute hands, no second’s hand or date is with a manual movement (GP 25-29/GP26-09). The less known or seen cousin, the Damier ref 7838 has a G...
A very interesting post. Thank you.
I love those beautiful square watches which although are very much "of their time" look perfectly right today. Slim square or rectangular watches always look so elegant. I always enjoy seeing the vintage papers and advertisements too. Forgive me but I don...
Damien is the name of the pattern on the dial....
Thank you, Kev. Happy you enjoy! If you look through our old post you will find a lot of vintage related content. Best Blomman
Wonderful post!
Thanks for the great and informative post, Blomman Very cool watches, these Damiers!
Dear friend....
I never doubted you for a second! You might say the Damien is mandatory in the GP Mafia! Best Blomman
Very educational topic. Thanks a lot my friend
Without any doubt, I prefer the 7427. Pure and very class. Best wishes Alkiro
He, eh... What a shocker!
Glad goes for the no date....! Best, my dateless friend Blomman
I thought when you first posted this one
it may be a Gyromatic and now you confirm. The movement hardly fits into the case Yes, the manual wind is a bit more elegant, but I really like the dial layout with the date and the logo on the left. Interesting that there are so many variations. You ment...
Are you sure? In that case it is a fake....! ;)
I will check when I am back home again, but quite sure it is 18 mm. The date adds some interesting element here! Best Blomman
Really, you think your 7427 is a fake? ;)
I'll check again, but I'm fairly sure it had that extra millimeter when I searched for a strap. Perhaps I need to check with a 7427 to compare... let's see what I can do about that
