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( Not so ) Oldie but Goldie: Girard Perregaux RD 01 Chronograph.
In the very early 2000's, Girard Perregaux issued this Chronograph, with an unusual location of crowns and pushers, and a very young, not to see dynamic, dial. 
I never owned one, but always liked it.
Specially the steel one.
You?
Best,
Nicolas
( Not so ) Oldie but Goldie: Girard Perregaux RD 01 Chronograph.
In the very early 2000's, Girard Perregaux issued this Chronograph, with an unusual location of crowns and pushers, and a very young, not to see dynamic, dial. I never owned one, but always liked it. Specially the steel one. You? Best, Nicolas ...
not exactly an introverted watch....but,
I do like as well the first version in steel....the black case with that dial is a bit too much...y
Interesting.
So, were chronograph minutes indicated by a large hand on the main dial (as with a Breguet Type XXI?)
Both are cool.
I believe the black case model bears the inscription "Pour L. P." for Chronopassion's founder? Correct? I'd like to see one in the metal one day. Thanks for the photos. M4
