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Girard Perregaux Chronograph Ref 49585.
The link between Girard Perregaux and Alpine. This chronograph ( 40 mm steel ) was issued in the early 2000's to celebrate the Alpine A 110 victory in the Monte Carlo Rallye, in 1973.
Credit photos: Tourneau.
Limited to 250 pieces. If only it didn't have this stupid date!
Best,
Nicolas
Girard Perregaux Chronograph Ref 49585.
The link between Girard Perregaux and Alpine. This chronograph ( 40 mm steel ) was issued in the early 2000's to celebrate the Alpine A 110 victory in the Monte Carlo Rallye, in 1973. Credit photos: Tourneau. Limited to 250 pieces. If only it didn't have ...
Oh yes. I remember seeing it in a magazine back then.
The chrono hands and the ice blue seconds looks so cool. But yes without the date window even prettier. Enjoy!
Yeah … nice one Gelato ☝️ 👍🏻
Could you make it a bi-compax with the Monte Carlo at 6 o’clock pls?
Nice one ☝️ thanks ❤️
The text would be higher above the 6 o’clock but we get the idea. Appreciate it
I agree a bit higher. 1 line or which of the 2 lines?
.Monte-Carlo 1973 Or 1973 Monte-Carlo ?
Now that I think about it … 2 lines
It will match the 2 lines above at 12 o’ clock Symmetry. Oh … and a massive date at 8 o’clock 🤣
Nice but …
The blank space at the bottom looks a bit peculiar for me. Perhaps it’s like seeing Magnum PI without his moustache… 😄
Agree… neo vintage … baybbbeeee 🕺
Anyone considering getting a neo vintage GP ? If so, what ref are you thinking of?
There has been a clear tendency
In the watch industry to destroy a nice design by adding a pompous or simply absurd detail, such as date window.
