Girard Perregaux

The more one looks, the more it is possible to find pieces from the 1990s that do dot affect our modern design sensibilities Another GP piece I like is the Ref. 8030, produced in collaboration with Ferrari, especially the ones without the prancing horse o...  

Nice case, large bezel, sweet lugs, and very clean dial. The only drawback is the movement. But a really cool watch. Best, Nicolas

At first I thought the Manufacture on the dial indicated an in house movement but sadly not. Nice, classical watch.

Best wishes Alkiro

The horse ruins it for me, too.

Best wishes Alkiro

Truly the sign of a good design

Best wishes Alkiro

Very nice looking classic GP

There seem to have been some attractive pieces between your Gyromatic HF and modern times

Please keep them coming! And soon I hope to see one on your wrist....! Best Blomman

They are not that ubiquitous and with the 8030 the horsed ones prevail... And only so many additions a year possible before domestic turbulence ensues

Every five or ten has to go to her...! Best Blomman

But now my wife claims she has enough watches for the moment

Timeless dial and case. But there is an anomaly with the rail-track minutes. Why the 12 seconds subdivisions of the minute indexes when the minute hand does not even reach the indices? It appears to me that the dial was designed initially for a central se... 

I have the feeling that starting with the 60s hands often became shorter than ideal for precise timing measurement. Lately more attention has been paid to this aspect but the hands could definitely be a touch longer Thanks for the comments!

lots to discover in that era of GP. The 8030 however, I never got warm with, but I don't have to like each and every GP ever made CC

If all of us had exactly the same taste, our hobby would be quite boring

You are certainly finding some wonderful pieces! Keep it up!

Will post more as soon as I find it...