Protocol for identification: Girard Perregaux "Argo"??
My apologies for not following your identification protocol, didn't know it existed and do now. Thanks for letting me know.
The Argo GP has the following information on the movement and elsewhere.
Adjusted to 5 five positions
Girard -Perrigeax and Co. swiss
Gyromatic 211974
thirtynine GXM
39
Jewels
Back Case inside: Modele + Depose
Stainless Steel Girard Perregaux 1791 Swiss
This message has been edited by Dje on 2010-07-13 02:01:19
Is there a chance that it could have been made for Argo Tractors?
You may contact Argo Tractors and ask them if they recognize an old logo.
Cheers
Dje
GP "Argo"
I have the exact same watch...
was wondering if the "Argo" logo had any meaning to it? I tried to google it but no luck as yet... Any ideas anyone?
Utility Terrain Vehicle?
A mate had mentioned that the Argo logo on the watch is identical to a company that produces utility terrain vehicles, which is called "Argo".
Interesting...