Girard Perregaux

and i must say it is a perfect wearer, the large 42 mm case isn't to big for normal wear. I also did wear it under my suit this week, with the black aligator strap it is a perfect combination. I think i will buy an extra rubber strap for the holiday in Italy, i guess the aligator doesn't like swimming anymore!!

have a nice weekend,

Juko

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Very special indeed!!!
And pretty unusual; the smaller version used to be made in substantially lower numbers, so it´s really special in more than one aspect!

It does sit perfectly on your wrist!
Thanks a lot for sharing!

Cheers,

Peter

 

but dunno how to post pics :p

the hobnail JH, the grey and black dial...

love them all

rgds,

ed

Hi ed,

I am like you few months back.I dont know how to send back respond messages and not to mention about sending pictures.Well,people like PeterCDE,Bill and etc gave me some tips and you need to do some pratices then eerything will run smooth.Ok,there are few ways of putting up your pix.I prefer very simple just,
i.Click the icon of a "mail" next to the forum respond.
ii.Write what ever you want to post.
iii.Click on the pictures from you Comp.and attached it with the mail.
iv.and click send.
that's all.

or

try to use the photoup loader  which they hae just started its quite simple and straight forward too.

OK.To hae your posting regularly in the future.


Thanks.


regards,
kboonhaw

apologies for poor picture quality

Hi Chucky1103,

Hey!man! That's nice!Didnt know you are in BIG staff too.all the while thought that elegant watches are your favourite.Congratulation,the new dialis simply 'magnificent" and "unique".what other sports elegant watch do you still have?hope you would share it with us in the future.

thanks for sharing,wear it in good health!


regards,
kboonhaw

Hi Juko,

a nice choice! The blue dial makes the "John Harrison" a very versatile watch; not really a dress watch, but certainly not a "tool" in first degree. Pretty!

The rubber strap will change the "look" a bit; here´s an earlier impression of the regular "waffle" dial, which obviously is a little large on my wrist:



A pity, as it is a very nice watch!!!
And one which combines a lot of merits not easily seen and appreciated most by those who know fine watches (manufacture-made movement, special case, unique design).

Cheers,

Peter

Here is mine with the new dial - I love it ;-)





Cheers,

Christian

Hi Christian,

How is the weight?Looking at it full bracelet should would be quite heavy?thanks for sharing,like your new dial very much too.

Thanks.


Rgds,
kboonhaw

Hi kboonhaw,

thanks; the bracelet is not that heavy, I'd say, lighter than my IWC Ingenieur and heavier than a Rolex.

The bracelet is very comfortable.

However, I think, I'd wear the Pro SH on rubber more often than the one I have ;-)

Cheers,

Christian

very nice photos! cool and amazing!

 

The Sea Hawk Pro is a bit like the "Big Brother" of the SH II
Here´s one, on the wrist of Willy Schweizer (during the Fan´s Visit at GP in May 2007):







It doesn´t exactly fit under a sleeve easily, but still wearable....


Cheers,

Peter

Hi,
Wow,Double Sea Hawk both very sporty and elegant.I would predict you have individualistic in choosing your wrist wear.Congrats,do share with us your others time instruments.

.Thanks for joining.


Rgds,
kboonhaw.

I love it!

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