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This is the ceramic 38mm Girard Perregaux now discontinued and extremely hard to find. When I saw one available for less than the price of an Omega planet ocean I thought it was worth a punt. The fit and finish is beautiful. I believe the guys over at formex (Dexel SA) does the ceramic for this watch and boy do they know what they are doing with ceramic finishing
A few shots of my Laureato 38 mm with the Onyx dial and full steel bezel (instead of the diamond one).
This is the Infinity LE from 2020 where 88 pieces were made in 38 mm.
I think the Onyx dial Laureato is one of the most beautiful models that GP has made thus far.
Excellent execution ... especially the date window.
I also like having a natural stone dial to contrast with the steel. Good energy ☺
More shots here:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DYOW7elmb-V/?igsh=MWlscTF4Y25xMDNrYg==
Time goes by easier with this one on the wrist
Hi everyone! I wanted to share this amazing find from today. I’m an antique and vintage clothing reseller, but I’m definitely NOT a watch expert.
I found this watch today at a recycling dump here in Zurich, Switzerland. It’s a Girard-Perregaux Gyromatic with '39 Jewels' on the dial. From what I’ve been able to gather, it seems to be made of solid gold (found a small hallmark on the lug) and even came with its original box!
I noticed the buckle has a Certina logo, so I assume the strap was replaced at some point over the years. To my surprise, after a little movement, it started ticking and seems to be keeping time perfectly!
I’m still in shock that someone would throw this away. I would love to hear your thoughts, any info on the specific year, or just your impressions on this piece. I’m beyond happy to have rescued this little piece of Swiss history from being destroyed.
Greetings from Zurich!
Bought this today on a local fleemarket since I wanted a blue dialed watch for summer. Does anyone have any info on the model? The watch runs fine. I am thinking about having the bezel polished again.