Girard Perregaux Alarm Watch Wristscan

blomman Mr Blue · 2015-04-10T00:08:09Z

Join the Friday WristScan with blomman Mr Blue and showcase your Girard Perregaux watch outdoors. Discover unique alarm watch features.

blomman Mr Blue invites the community to participate in a 'Free Theme' Friday WristScan, encouraging members to take their Girard Perregaux watches outdoors for creative photography. This post serves as a delightful call to action, showcasing the beauty of GP watches in natural settings.

Friends,

Over at the Friday WristScan the theme is open – Free theme!

Why not go outside…

Find a nice spot….

And take some shots of your GP watch to share here and in the WristScan?!

TGI Friday – hope you will have a good one!

Best

Blomman

This message has been edited by blomman on 2015-04-10 00:08:47

Key Points from the Discussion

The watch featured is an automatic alarm watch, with the sub-window displaying the alarm scale rather than a traditional hand or disk.
The movement is AS-based, and a historical note mentions a 1970s GP model that utilized a JLC Memovox movement.
The C-shape case alarm watches from the late 1960s are highly appreciated for their aesthetic, prompting a desire to acquire one.

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crown comfort

Apr 10, 2015

Those...

late 60ies Alarm watches with the C-Shape case are so nice, need to find one myself... CC

blomman Mr Blue

Apr 10, 2015

Yes, one would fit prfectly into your stunning vintage collection! :) [nt]

jml_watches

Apr 10, 2015

Like the look of that!

Hi Yet another alarm - looks good. Is it an automatic? Whats in the sub window? I've always had the impression that the movements been widely used elsewhere - Radiomir alrm from a few years back possibly? Cheers JML

blomman Mr Blue

Apr 11, 2015

Manual movement inside.

AS based. The window is the alarm scale. Instead of an hand or disk rotating to indicate the alarm time.... The disk in the window displays the alarm time (12h). There was a GP that used a JLC memovox movement in the 1970s... Will come back to that topic. Best Blomman

amanico

Apr 11, 2015

Yes, I would like to see this GP using a JLC Alarm movement! [nt]

blomman Mr Blue

Apr 11, 2015

Not your taste... My taste Funky 70s! ;)

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