Girard Perregaux 7000 (Pre-owned - Good) — USD 1,650 on eBay

Research on semi-vintage Girard-Perregaux watches from the 90s, highlighting the Sea Hawk 7100 and Traveller GMT 7200. Details on key features to consider when choosing, such as dial, movement, and case variations.

Friends, it has been a while since I shared some photos of the Girard-Perregaux Chronograph 7000. Born in the 80s, it was one of the most successful models of GP during that time and stayed in the collection till the mid 90s. My Chronograph 7000 is Reference 70016 and is a late version from the mid

Friends I'm back again with another GP watch: Chrono ref. 7030 This chrono version is quite rare because has been produced around year 2000 in a very few numbers of pieces and discontinued in 2002 but is difficult to find out any other information about it. I think the reference 7030 was the last ch

Friends, This year, the late 80ies and the 7000 series has been a real discovery for me. First I found a Sea Hawk 7100 (haven’t shown that yet, still in service) and then a double take on the 7000 Chronograph. Now I was able to fill another gap, the Traveller 7000, Reference 7200. This is a classic

I think we are all observing the trend that the 70ies are very fashionable right now. Watches from the 70ies are really sought after and demand is outpacing supply. But what about the 80ies? No way, the 80ies!!! The decade of the worst haircuts: That’s not me!!! The decade of shoulder pads: Look at

Dear GP community and moderater, probably it is not in your interest, that I post this here, because it is not really positive for GP. Decide yourself, if you want to delete this thread again or if you want to people see, how GP treats their clients... Kind regards - Markus Girard Perregaux Service