Traveller II with Alarm Traveller Grande Date GMT Moonphase Sapphire Dial (my most modern GP in the stable, which I like a lot) Greetings from the 60ies: Gyromatic Chronometer HF in YG Plus Chronometer Ref 8795 N in ss GP Sea Hawk 72 0122 30 with embossed
Friends, here is a little fun fact for Friday: Typically, within a model line that establishes a recognisable name, a manufacturer will try to keep a common appearance or some other feature that one could recognise a model belonging to a certain line. For
Meanwhile I was quite fortunate to acquire a 2520 from a good friend ( you know who you are !); - and I am looking very much forward to a Vintage 45 on a not to distant day.. Cheers & HAGWE, hs.
the 2520 Richeville had a size of 32x28mm, while the first re-release of the Vintage 45 (Ref 2595) had a case size of 29x28mm. The Vintage 45 however had the longer characteristic lugs. In comparison, the modern Vintage 45 XXL has a case dimension of 36.2
One little Q: what are the dimensions of the 2520 ? (I was wondering also in relation to the Vintage 1945). Thx for this interesting share ! Best & HAGWE ! hs.
Friends, I have always been a huge fan of the modern Richeville line, in fact, the Richeville is the watch that infected me with the GP bug, hence it is such an important piece for me. Back in 1997 when I was really not very knowledgeable and only owned o
Friends, The modern Richeville line is mostly associated with a Tonneau case, but very early in the 90ies, the modern Richeville started as a rectangular watch and the 2520 for me is still one of the finest rectangular watches from GP. Very different than
I prefer CC's ref: 2520's bezel, which is similar to my ref: 2730 giving them both a more vintage look, enhanced on CC's by the Arabic numbers on the black dial. I do like my ref 2510, which retains the curved lugs of the ref 2520. The date on mine of cou