marco327
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interesting choice
I'm a big fan of the Duometre line from JLC
Ended up getting the GP, pretty happy with the quality and overall presentation of the watch. The date window could have been left off, but for practical purposes I don't mind having it there
I guess the next purchase will have to get a perpetual calendar chronograph... time to save I think
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Thoughts on GP 1966 column wheel chrono pricing?
I'm looking at potentially buying a rose gold, grey dial version of the manual winding GP chrono Any idea on pricing? Retail in Australia is A$53k... hoping to get well inside of that, happy with looking for a secondary market option as well from the US/H...
It is a pretty nice watch. The only concern is the presence of the date.
Some of us prefer the dial of the 1966 Automatic Chrono. Now, as for the price, it all dépends on what you are ready to pay for, related to the love you can feel for this Watch. Very subjective. Best, Nicolas
I don't mind the date window, although no date and 39mm would be perfect
I'm probably not as fussed on the date window, I actually miss having a date window somewhat on my current watch, but agreed it probably doesn't add very much, but only potentially detracts. The GP without a date window would almost remind me of a Ref 507...
Welcome Marco!
As you might know we do not discuss prices here. But yes, it is a fantastic watch! I am currently traveling wit no access to my images, but do a search hrer in the forum and you will find both photos and information on this watch. Best Blomman
A nice watch but...
Clearly the movement is too small for the case and I can say too small for today's standards. It is due to the roots of the movement. But the watch is nice. I would love to see a LE without date and with a smaller case. Fx
For that kind of money
I personally would skip GP and go straight to the top of the class by selecting A.Lange or a Patek with annual calendar, used and have enough change for a Rolex Daytona. But if you must have a GP, buy secondhand and let someone else take the bath known as...
looking for something different
I've got two vintage Calatravas in white and yellow gold, and keen to get a chronograph I would love to get a Patek 5170G with the black dial, sadly that's a fair bit more than a new/secondary market GP chrono. ALS is next obvious choice, but pricing is s...
interesting choice
I'm a big fan of the Duometre line from JLC Ended up getting the GP, pretty happy with the quality and overall presentation of the watch. The date window could have been left off, but for practical purposes I don't mind having it there I guess the next pu...
Congratulation!
Great choice! :) Please feel free to share more of this beauty! Best Blomman
Big comgrats
very very nice addition! I wonder one thing. Have you had considered the cream dial version or was it always only black in consideration? If you had considered, would be interested to get your view on how they compared in your opinion. I also think this m...
both dials are great
I liked the cream dial as well, it looked more traditional and understated whereas the grey dial is a tad more casual