Girard Perregaux

Hi everyone, First off, what a terrific wealth of information on the site. I wanted to get some feedback on a Girard Perregaux Dot Dial that I recently purchased. I have been looking for a couple of years now and finally found one to purchase. I have stud...  

I’m sure one of our Girard Perregaux Gang member will answer to your question soon 😉 Best wishes Alkiro

GP forum on the web, or better best watch forum. Nice catch of a Dot dial and indeed it is Reference 9034. We did cover the various versions here in the forum, but I have not come across a gold-plated dot dial like yours before, so you may have found some... 

Thanks for the response, the two letter code following the number is "GK" Before posting, I did read through all of the Dot Dial posts, and I didn't find this exact variation. 9034 GK ...  

The one I showed which is also gold-plated is also a 9034 GK but with a different dial. It's very hard to find definitive information. If you're happy with it, I suggest just enjoy it and I'm fairly sure within time a second one like yours will pop up and... 

CC, thanks for the info

Here at WatchProSite our GP forum is full of information regarding both vintage and modern Girard-Perregaux watches. Another post covering your watch you find here: www.watchprosite.com Currently, travelling, but when I return home I can check the... 

Blomman, thanks very much for your time

I bought mine in 1970 after seeing an ad in Playboy. I still wear it. It is not gold plated, I paid $90 for it at a local jeweler. I had the spring shortened a tiny bit as the end broke off and springs were unavailable.

That is terrific. I believe I have seen the ad you were referring to. Post a picture if you are able.