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Some shots of my Traveler II ref 4940
Sharing a few pics and of my GP "silver" dial ref 4940 Traveler II.
38 mm but wears more like a 39/40 mm.
While it is called the "silver" dial, it has elements of beige in it. Perhaps opaline dial would be more accurate.
I think it's a superb Neo-vintage Girard-Perregaux to have in the collection for not very much money. It was made circa 1997.
The 2nd time zone hours and the date jump instead of a gradual change ... which is cool.
And of course, the mechanical alarm is a real talking point with friends too.
Just a beautifully balanced dial that wears well on my 18 cm wrist. Paired with this excellent grey strap gifted to me by my friend and fellow collector Khang.
🤝
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Some shots of my Traveler II ref 4940
Sharing a few pics and of my GP "silver" dial ref 4940 Traveler II. 38 mm but wears more like a 39/40 mm. While it is called the "silver" dial, it has elements of beige in it. Perhaps opaline dial would be more accurate. I think it's a superb Neo-vintage ...
I'm so glad to hear folks using the term "Neo-Vintage"
these days. And recognizing the pieces straight away too. 🤝🙏
