Girard Perregaux

Girard Perregaux

A distinctive Girard-Perregaux from the 1970s, hand-wound caliber 101-958, that impresses with its visual presence. The cushion-shaped, 20-micron gold-plated case measures 33 x 30 mm and features a glossy, deep black dial without indices, only the logo and two gold hands. An acrylic crystal protects the dial, and a knurled crown sits to the side. The integrated, woven textured strap, which echoes the gold tone and fits flush with the case, completes the look. On the wrist, the watch appears larger than its dimensions suggest and wears very slim.

Inside, the robust and easy-to-maintain hand-wound caliber GP 101-958 is at work – perfect if you are looking for a quiet two-hand dress watch that simply runs reliably.

The overall condition is good, and the watch has been worn honestly. There are fine signs of wear on the case and crystal, and the bracelet shows slight signs of age and discoloration, as is to be expected with gold-plated bracelets from this period. However, this does not detract from the overall appearance; rather, it lends the elegant 1970s GP a fitting patina.

Brand/Model: Girard-Perregaux, Two-hand watch
Dimensions: 33 × 30 mm without crown
Movement: Manual winding, Cal. 101-958
Dial: Black, gold hands
Case: Cushion-shaped, 20 µm gold-plated
Strap: Integrated gold-plated textured strap with folding clasp
Functions: Hour, Minute
Condition: Well-worn, gilding with fine signs of wear and some slight abrasion, overall harmonious
Included in delivery: Watch as pictured
Note: Waterproofness not tested, avoid contact with water