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.. Plain, clean face, Dauphine hands, both dials with crosshair
- Just that the E329 has this nicely changing date & a subsecond..
Either way, this GP is an interesting one, with its modest balance..
Thx for the share and Best,
- also for the upcoming week !
hs
This message has been edited by hs111 on 2014-12-14 10:53:02
A festive and fresh picture of my Gyromatic Arrow Indexes.
Almost two years that I found her Under the Xmas Tree.
After solving a few issues, I am fully enjoying it, now.
A class of a Watch.
And a perfect companion, for the days to come.
Best,
Nicolas, thinking of adding a third GP in the collection....
This is such a nice find...
if you ever get bored of it and need a new home for it... 
My list is long. I can go both modern and vintage.
A nice Olimpico would make my day, as well as a Richeville Day Night...
Without forgetting a Deep Diver ( why only one, by the way? ) or Chronometer....
Aaah, and while we are at it, why not a 1966 Enamel White Gold or a 1966 Chronograph?
Well... The list is long, but at leat a third GP will make me happy, in 2015.
Best,
Nicolas
You wrote "a third"....
From my point of view you should consider at least 5-10 more GP's in your collection!
Best
Blomman
Clean elegance.. Quiet but with style !.. Somehow a similiarity with JLC E 329..
.. Plain, clean face, Dauphine hands, both dials with crosshair
- Just that the E329 has this nicely changing date & a subsecond..
Either way, this GP is an interesting one, with its modest balance..
Thx for the share and Best,
- also for the upcoming week !
hs
This message has been edited by hs111 on 2014-12-14 10:53:02
The most obvious common point is the crosshairs dial.
That is a small jewel you have to see!
Best, my friend.
Nicolas