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Rosneathian's acquisition of a New Old Stock Girard Perregaux Calibre 352 offers a rare glimpse into the early days of quartz watchmaking. This pristine example, complete with its original tag, allows collectors to appreciate the design aesthetics and historical significance of a pivotal era in horology. His post highlights how these early quartz movements, while revolutionary, also ushered in a distinct design language that remains compelling today.
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Be that as it may, I'm glad it evokes something of that period for you. It's one of my favourite periods in watch design, and the whole drama around quartz feels oddly secondary to its look.
...in the USA it is one of the iconic '70s TV shows.
I tend to dabble across a wide range, so each buy opens a new door.
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