Girard Perregaux

Manage to see this And adjusting the time is just breathtaking! Love to see it turn and go along the rail !  Now if only they do that with the 'second' hand that would be fantastic!! But this is also something never done before i guess, not that i know of



Wish i can take better shots...its just simply a very very fun watch fitted with inhouse movement JR1000, which is basically the very reliable and fine GP designed movement. And man...what could be better when it comes to a fun watch?

I find that JR has been pretty playful and i am glad there are still houses that will take a different path from the 'serious serious' complication. Something like a Gerald Genta retro, its fun! And this kind of complication often catch a big crowd in the public, be it serious collector or just an ordinary person Just my 2c.



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Jacky 

i'd love to see the inside. Making this movement is easy. But making it "well" is a challange to say the least.

Kind regards,

Hans-Jurgen

Hopefully one day maybe Peter would show us some of its exploded view?

 

Cheers.

 

the dial is sure one of a kind... thanks for sharing Jacky...

rgds,

ed

And i wish i can take better shots cause the watch looks much better then in the picture. And can you note the titanium and steel combination?



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then u should check out Carlo Ferrera's watches.  Used to own one long time ago and it's very interesting to see the hands work when u manually change the time.

Cheers,
Anthony

Carlo Ferrara do have some interesting hour and minute movements....now if only they make those movements in for second hand that would be a true pleasure to see them 'move'



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