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In fact, I was looking for this Watch for myself... A friend of mine got it for me, brought it in Paris, I was starting to check some points and my daughter, back home, took the Watch with her and thanked me for having found a nice Watch for her. She's 9 years old, I feel a bit guilty to have contam
but mine is already 10 :-) So far he tried only, but without big success ... so far ... Congrats to you that you have a daugter with such good taste and congrats to her to have such a generous father! Best, Oliver
I know some guys with a huge collection, and none of their sons give a .... to watches. Best, Nicolas
But that they have SUCH a good taste, I didn't know! Great catch, huge congrats to your daughter! :) What is the reference of the watch? I think the hands are OK. Have a look at this ref 7897: I have seen other versions of the hands (diamond shaped lume), but I suspect yours to be an early version with only half filled hands. Hard to tell from your photos, but is the rotating bezel really missing? From this angle it looks more like the same as on early S. 58 without rotating bezel. Best and agai
The hands are not really a problem, I have more doubts about the bezel. It doesn't look it is missing, and yes, I have the early S 58 in my mind, but not sure GP did one without the bezel. Best, and thanks for your kind words, my good friend. Nicolas
That's the most important. ;) All the best, CC. Nicolas
The ref is often hard to see, you need to use your loupe... Normally when the bezel is missing there is an edge holding the bezel on the case and the bezel left on the case is much lower and flat. This looks more like a normal angled bezel. Best, my good friend Blomman
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