amanico
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Yes they truly belong to their era. Sometimes, there were some good things from the 70's.
Vintage Girard Perregaux Ref 9034.
That is a fascinating reference, the 9034. With a lot of different dials, in a 34, 5 mm steel case, from 1967 to 1976. Here is the moon dot, also called Playboy, because it was featured in the review, which came in different dial variations: Gold lated ve...
One day … look beyond current production GP
For a totally different flavor … ☺️ You are on the right track with chasing (and capturing) the discontinued 38 mm laureato model. There is much more that awaits you … 🤝 ...
Nice post Nico. Here is a pic of mine
These were all hand painted by GP. To show the lunar cycle. This is the only vintage piece I have in my collection. ...
Nice! But similarly, it also shows, it was a very accessible watch!
At least compared to nowadays…
Another dot dial variation
Identical to the gold plated version above only this time in stainless steel. Amidst the madness at Glastonbury Festival recently, someone approached me as they recognised it and started a discussion about all of the different 9034 dial variations. ...
“Lunar” “Dot” “Playboy” dial
Inspired to get mine out. My wife wears it most of the time. I recently switched it to an original GP bracelet from the same period. The bracelet was made by Gay Frères who as we know was the famed bracelet maker for the likes of Patek to AP to GP and oth...
