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The amazing shapes of the Girard Perregaux Sea Hawk 49960 case.
Here are some press files pictures I found in my hard disk.
In comparison, the Omega Plo Prof and the AP Royal Oak are altar boys. 
Best,
Nicolas
New Release
Explore the Girard-Perregaux Hawk collection, including the Sea Hawk Ref. 49960 and Chrono Hawk. Discover design, wearability, and community insights.
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New Release
Explore the Girard-Perregaux Sea Hawk Cobalt Blue (Ref. 49960) from 2014. Discover its marine-inspired design, historical lineage, and collector insights.
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Review
Explore the Girard-Perregaux Sea Hawk Ceramic Ref. 49960. This review delves into its 44mm ceramic case, technical features, and collector perceptions.
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Review
First look at the Girard-Perregaux Sea Hawk Beige ref. 49960. Discover how its vintage-inspired colors transform this modern diver, blending robust design with elegant aesthetics.
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New Release
Explore the Girard-Perregaux Hawk ceramic models from Baselworld 2013. AndrewD reviews the Sea Hawk and Chrono Hawk in scratch-resistant black ceramic with titanium inner cases.
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New Release
Explore the new Girard-Perregaux Hawk collection, featuring the Sea Hawk and Chrono Hawk. Discover their robust 44mm cases and design inspired by GP s heritage.
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The amazing shapes of the Girard Perregaux Sea Hawk 49960 case.
Here are some press files pictures I found in my hard disk. In comparison, the Omega Plo Prof and the AP Royal Oak are altar boys. Best, Nicolas ...
No doubt about your final statement.
The case is structural and strong, and it makes me want to own one. The dial is an oddball. Not to say that there are not successful oddball dials, but the date here (aside from the deep recess, kind of cool on this type of watch) really bothers me. Yet t...
This is an appealing diver
Clearly not mainstream - to be tried on a wetsuit. The engraved caseback version is not bad either Here, a 49950 but the 49960 also existed with this engraving credit: la cote des montres ...
A diver with visual access to the movement
Makes sense to me -let’s face it most of us dive watch fans probably don’t dive -right?!
Thanks Nico. If there is one watch from GP that I would really put my deposit today...
If they make re-issue of Gyrodate Chronometer HF. Until today I have not seen any other watch that display the day-date like that. Make it 36-39 mm, with regular screw-in caseback. I would instantly order one.
Yes. That is. Re-issue it with modern built quality and modest size.
And you have a winner. Oh and please not a front loader, as many watchmaker said it is more cumbersome to repair.
Had the black dial variant of this GP SH
What an amazing watch. So well put together. GP took some creative angular styling risks with this piece and I loved it. Sadly, was a bit big for my wrists, and after trying a few different strap options, I flipped it. Mine had the solid caseback. I love ...