AndrewD
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Outside the box
I always enjoy seeing GP thinking outside the box with varying displays and interesting combinations of complications. This example, with a 24 indicator and the central chronograph seconds and minutes, is rather nice, and makes reading elapsed time quite easy. I assume that the Chrono minute hand is continuous rather than jumping?
A nice chunky sports Chrono with a twist on a practical bracelet.
Thanks again for sharing it with us.
Andrew
It's a beauty ...
I saw one last Tursday after being resurrected by my watchmaker (believe it or not the owner dived with it!). Beautiful from outside and from inside. Congrats, Nilo
Very nice!
I agree with your comments that the bracelets on GP's are classy. I very much like the case shape on this watch. While the bezel is round, you have that great cushion-shape to the case also. Thanks for the pictures! Cheers, Daos
It is a very nice watch with a very powerful case.
About the movement, I believe it is a GP base + a chronograph module. Not sure though. Fx
I love this watch!
And I think Foversta is right about the caliber being GP. I was told by an ex-owner that it was a GP 3300 + DD module. So basically the same principle as the Laureato EVO³ but without the hour totalisator and date.
Outside the box
I always enjoy seeing GP thinking outside the box with varying displays and interesting combinations of complications. This example, with a 24 indicator and the central chronograph seconds and minutes, is rather nice, and makes reading elapsed time quite ...