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Friends, We all know it is an impossible task to keep up with CC! But once in a while you are able to catch up a bit… One of my latest catching up is this Girard-Perregaux Gyromatic reference 7850 ”FireStone” from the 1960s: Another example of the “creative and playful” side of GP! Best Blomman
Friends,
We all know it is an impossible task to keep up with CC!
But once in a while you are able to catch up a bit…
One of my latest catching up is this Girard-Perregaux Gyromatic reference 7850 ”FireStone” from the 1960s:
Another example of the “creative and playful” side of GP!
Best
Blomman
Yes, a playful one! Especially this steel version with blue dates! Best Blomman
Best wishes Alkiro
Yes, shape of the lugs is quite special. Similar was used on the original Richeville series. Best, my friend Blomman
Best wishes Alkiro
this was coming Amazing catch You guys....ahhh...you guys... Congrats my friend Yours D
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