Vintage
Tony C., a vintage collector, showcases his latest acquisition, a Girard-Perregaux, emphasizing the brand's diverse and attractive vintage styles. His post sparks a discussion among fellow collectors about the unique design elements and shared appreciation for vintage GP pieces.
Looks like it's in superb condition too.
Bravo, my friend. Best, Nicolas
surprises me with its elegance. So different from the modern Seahawk line, but equally nice.
That we already share several references.... But it start to get spooky! ;) This is exactly what I am hunting! Love the numerals on the dial - here is my Gyromatic version with the same type of numerals. Working to make the pair - they share the same style in hands, dial and case... But of course not the movement, hence the Gyro on mine. Looking forward to see more of this one, my friend! :) Question, what is the case size on that one? 34.5-35 mm? Best Blomman
I didn't recall your auto version. The Sea Hawk is 34mm. Thanks Blomman, Best regards, Tony C.
I'm not far away (Lisbon), so we should arrange a meeting sometime in the coming weeks/months. Best, Tony
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