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Please help me identify my ladies GP
Hello, I have difficulties finding information about my vintage Girard-Perregaux. Hope you can help me on this!
On the inside of the back it has the GP logo, Stainless steel and the number 4651.
On the movement its written Girard-Perregaux, 17 jewels, 80BK, Swiss, 594 and Adjusted.
I am very curious about the production year, maybe early 50's?
I've found a lot of good information here, but I havent seen a ladies watch similar to this to compare with, so anything is of interest!
/Karin
Please help me identify my ladies GP
Hello, I have difficulties finding information about my vintage Girard-Perregaux. Hope you can help me on this! On the inside of the back it has the GP logo, Stainless steel and the number 4651. On the movement its written Girard-Perregaux, 17 jewels, 80B...
Perhaps this will help
Welcome to PuristsPro forum, Karino. That is a very nice clean example. The style of the dial is consistent with a watch from 1950, but it could be a few years earlier. It may be possible to get more precise information from GP itself - I believe our foru...
Thanks
Thank you for the information, thats great! Sorry I forgot to write the diameter, it's 19-20 mm. So proper ladies size, but maybe it is for a smaller boy? I just recently got interested in mechanical watches and I dont know much about movements, but now I...