
I fell on this " small " marvel, a vintage Girard Perregaux Chronograph which I would date somewhere between the 40ies or the 50ies ( ? ). I must say that I've never seen one like this. The case is in superb shape and condition, the snap back case hides which seems to be a Landeron movement, and the
the Landeron mouvement. Thank you for the picture. Cheers my friend Francois from Down Under
I always thought Excelsior Park, and several Valjoux, such as the 72 or the 22. But Landeron... That is a first for me. Best, Nicolas
Excelsior Park would make more sense in a Girard Perregaux watch. Cheers my friend Francois from Down Under
is lever activated. Not that column wheel is better than lever or cam activated but it is more refined, more type of "high end" mechanism...... and more my cup of camomille. Cheers Francois from Down Under
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