Girard Perregaux Sea Hawk II 7300

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.

Reference 7710 by GP was released in 1993 with a 34mm case diameter, using the Lemania 1873 manual-wind chronograph calibre. Only 107 made, with 28 in black dial variant, making it rare. Owned by Macaluso family.

I bought the WW TC in 2002, and it was my first Girard Perregaux. This model was in white gold. I sold it in 2005, but it is still in my mind. What about you? Best, Nicolas

Enjoy: Funnily, I didn't like this watch on picture, but in the real, it is a totally different story. For those who are after a cool and nice looking diving watch out of the beaten paths, this is a good, very good one. Best, Nicolas

With any luck, I should have a "new to me" Sea Hawk 7100 in my hand within the next 12 hours... It's a black dial version without numerals how to visually distinguish sapphire bezel vs aluminum one? Per vendor, it should have the Calibre 215-763 movement inside How easy is it to open the case back f

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