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Girard Perregaux: Perfect finishes, spotless. Kudos to GP and the photographer [nt]

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14Y

By: klin

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Girard Perregaux: the watch would ideally need to keep running any time...

... this is the reason why most annual/perpetual calendar are automatic movements to be kept on a winder when not on the wrist. At least, I see it as more convenient this way.

14Y

By: klin

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Girard Perregaux: Automatic makes sense for an annual calendar though... [nt]

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14Y

By: klin

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Girard Perregaux: I'd chose the 'off-centered' too.

Both a really interesting. The black enamel is really interesting but IMO the lay-out of the indications for the off-centered is a winner.

14Y

By: klin

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Girard Perregaux: I find it smart...

Different, but true to the ww.tc collection.

14Y

By: klin

1

Girard Perregaux: Gyromatic

Hence from the sixties... the bracelet is not original. And a rather unusual dial!

14Y

By: klin

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Girard Perregaux: A killer watch! [nt]

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14Y

By: klin

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Girard Perregaux: Thanks for the pictures daos!

Impressive work...

15Y

By: klin

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Girard Perregaux: Stunning...

I agree with Nicolas. To me, the ww.tc is among the most interesting worldtimers today.

15Y

By: klin

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Girard Perregaux: Do you have a picture showing the engravings on the case back?

15Y

By: klin

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