Friends,
Today, we switch to another GP model I’m very fond of. In 38 mm, this is the 4940 Traveler II Jumping GMT Alarm launched in 1997.
And since I had the salmon dial out, the black dial came out too on bracelet. Both with Breguet applied numbers. You will
Also notice the engine turned dial so that the center section Is lacquered and the the outer track is engine turned and sunken.
Railroad outer track on both dialS. The indices round on the salmon dial and the square on the black dial. I hunted down this black dial because I like the applied Breguet numbers with the GMT also with a black background.
The salmon dial saw only 150 made and it was priced above the solid gold model according to GP archives. A rare bird. Salmon done right.
GP knows it’s dials and colors very well. I find that that even with a lot going on, the dial is balanced and harmonious. Especially like the date being at 6 o’clock.
Elements of red as is custom for GP models during this era, I find the 4940 to be full of character Strong wrist presence, large dial (case 38 mm), they are not overbearing. The box crystal sapphire illuminates the dial and gives it more depth. At 13.5 mm thickness, it still fits nicely under a shirt sleeve especially because of the stepped tiers to the case.
Satin finish with polished lugs, add to the balance of this piece.
Flame blued seconds hand for both versions and dauphine hands that have an elegant look to them. Nicely lumed.
As always, when possible, I try to get the bracelet for these neo-vintage watches. Once gone, they are gone.
I hope you enjoy the pics.
Feel free to ask questions or share your thoughts. 🙌 it helps motivate me to make more of these type of posts and stay engaged. 



















#GirardPerregaux
#girardperregaux4940
#girardperregauxtraveler2