G-P casquette
Hello, I am a Professor in Design based at Sheffield Hallam University in the UK and the lucky owner of two G-P Casquettes. I am reaching out to explore this group's collective knowledge of the Casquette as I have begun a new research investigation to doc...
First of all very welcome and happy reading
I dont knwo the watch youre reffering to, but looks cool indeed. I am sure of this forum will be able to assist here. Cheers
Welcome here, professor! While I'm afraid I won't be able to help you on this project (neither horologically nor academically), I'll be following with interest. I'm sure other members will be glad to participate ;-)
The system has suppressed your email address, but I can put it back into your original post if you resend it (please write it as: Fabr AT watchprosite DOT com). My sincere best wishes on this research!
Seahawk II
It's a bit of a brute, but for case construction, dial finishing and all round robustness it represents such great value for a sports piece. I'll probably go all Ti case for my next GP. ...
Man that is a spectacular diver.
It was in my top three when I bought my first diver...green with envy!🤢
It really is.
sadly, much overlooked, which for GP nuts may be a good thing. I would love to see GP offer this in a full titanium case.
Definately.
in real life the brush work on the case really gives it a super tooly look.
First time
i heard about that watch. Mostly when the early quartz watches come to the table, the pulsar is famous. I hope you can getter much information about the GP. GP here is for and more the mechanicals. GP is a tru king in mechanical innovations and breathtaki...
