Girard Perregaux Deep Sea Vintage Authenticity Check

amanico · 2016-07-03T04:04:22Z

Amanico shares an early Girard Perregaux Deep Sea for community assessment. Expert insights on case, dial, and movement authenticity for vintage collectors.

A good exercise for the collector of vintage watches... Here is something I found for my daughter who wants to test the waters with watches. The crow is signed, but is it correct for that watch? The movement? Ok. The dial? Redone or not? The hands: They seem ok. The case is the most enigmatic part o

A good exercise for the collector of vintage watches...

Here is something I found for my daughter who wants to test the waters with watches.

The crow is signed, but is it correct for that watch?

The movement? Ok.

The dial? Redone or not?

The hands: They seem ok.

The case is the most enigmatic part of this watch. Two piece case back, not signed ( ? ) , no reference number inside the case back, nor outside, nor between the lugs.

So, in my opinion, not the good case, the dial is questionable, but I can still use the crown and the movement as spare parts.

Looking forward to reading your comments and thoughts,

Best,

Nicolas

The Discussion

Bill

Jul 3, 2016

You are making it tough on the kid. All these details. Lol. [nt]

amanico

Jul 3, 2016

You never start too early. ;) [nt]

Alkiro1

Jul 3, 2016

You really well treated your children my friend ;-)

Best wishes Alkiro

amanico

Jul 3, 2016

She seems to have some predispositions. [nt]

Alkiro1

Jul 3, 2016

I do not know why ;-) [nt]

TheMadDruid

Jul 3, 2016

One can only hope she is pre-disposed to the collecting side,

and not the infecting side.

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