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Modernist-Style or influenced by Bauhaus or if you wish you may also call it a “flying saucer” watch, Girard-Perregaux Reference 8772 can have many facets. You may have noticed my compassion of findin

Friends, last week in the wristscan I showed you the Mimo WWII Dienstuhr, a recent catch. Let's have a closer look at it here. First of all, this is my first Mimo and probably not the last. We had som

During my recent visit to the manufacture, I had the chance to see almost the entire current collection. One model that has become an icon of GP over the recent years is the Word-Wide Time-Control (ww

Blomman and I had earlier this week the great pleasure to visit the GP manufacture in La Chaux-de-Fonds. As this was my first visit to GP, naturally I was very excited. We were warmly welcomed by the

I have not too long ago showed you here in the forum the first release of the GP Laureato. At that time an original Genta design, competing with the Royal Oaks, Nautiluses and 222s. GP.watchprosi

Friends, Ever since our dear moderator has shared with us his Chronometer HFs I had been infected with the virus. It didnt take me too long to find a nice C-shape Gyromatic Chronometer HF (Ref 9086 A

Today I want to show some more photos and provide some information on one of my Ellipse GP dress watches, the 9628 NF. The two letters at the end of the Reference number relate to the case material/st

1975: the Vietnam war ends, Volkswagen introduces the Golf, some geek called Bill Gates founds Microsoft, Sony introduces Betamax. 8 years earlier, Dustin Hoffman plays in the movie The Graduate, kn

Have you ever pulled a trigger on a watch even you were not sure you like it but it seemed such a sweet deal not to resist? I did that quite often and in all cases, I really liked the watches afterwar

I picked up my first watch in 2015 today. Still bought last year and finally arrived. Not for myself though. This is going to be the first watch for my second daughter. Here in Germany we celebrate