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Small watch with big charm...

... I think that describes these very early Gyromatics quite accurately. I also love the font of the numerals.
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By: clemens m
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clemens m
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No brainer ….

Vacheron Constantin 222 “jumbo” blue dial full steel from 1977 Vs Girard-Perregaux Laureato 8010 blue dial full steel from 1995 (about 100 pieces made) … no brainer. Not my watches. Just sharing the huge price difference for two very rare watches from two
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By: SingaporeMarc
12
SingaporeMarc
690

This is a very beautiful photo of my Laureato 81005. In blue dial. :)

Hope you all like it Buddies, i do. Cheers. Geross.
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By: geross
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SingaporeMarc
431

A video comparison of the laureato 38 mm vs the 41 mm

Friends, I made these two videos a few months ago and forgot to show them to you. It compares the 41 mm Laureato 225 Anniversary Limited Edition ref 81000 with the 38 mm Laureato ref 81005 I don't make that many youtube videos so please excuse the quality
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By: SingaporeMarc
11
gael_bx
1,075

VC 222 in full steel is exciting but I’m thrilled to have my Laureato 8010

And for those that keep talking about white date wheels and thinking that it was an “oversight” by GP … it’s not. It’s intended to be white. Speak to VC about it too … and Patek. 😅 🤝
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By: SingaporeMarc
6
SingaporeMarc
500

A quick rinse for the discontinued GP Laureato 38 mm anthracite grey dial

Good size I think … 10 mm thick. I like the fit on my 18 cm (7.1”) wrist. 🤝 Ref 81005
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By: SingaporeMarc
11
patrick_y
471

Laureato 8010 - 2-tone rose gold and steel

One can really feel the extra weight of the solid gold in this one compared to the full steel model. A couple of quick pics from the balcony. This year is the 30th anniversary of the laureato 8010 which was released in 1995. Case diameter 36 mm. Dial size
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By: SingaporeMarc
28
SingaporeMarc
977

G-P and me, WFH today.

Close to 20" of snow will cause that. Brutal blizzard yesterday, not a cloud in the sky today. I shoveled close to 10" of snow early yesterday morning and at least another 10" last night. It was a light, dry snow so it slid right off the shovel. Time is c
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By: Thomas_3
1
Doug from New Mexico
210

Throwback Thursday 2012: Vintage 1945, The Le Corbusier Trilogy, Part 3 Marseille

Friends, It has come to the third and last part of the Le Corbusier Trilogy, Marseille. [Photo credit: Fx] With the Marseille piece, GP once again show there “think outside the box” ability! By choosing Marseille as the third city to honor Le Corbusier’s
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By: blomman Mr Blue
19
smironov
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