PeterCDE
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:-) Oh yes, it´s quite a simple look!
Hi Ed,
it´s really a simple appearance; not "jumping at you" and definetely not a flashy piece.
Still it´s special, due to the movement:
www.watchprosite.com
That one is really special, so much that there are only two like this in existance. It doesn´t appear to be such, but the movement represents serious efforts, at least in what it needed to make a tourbillon.
Which does not say GP is going to introduce a manual-wind movement this year!
For fans of "classic classy looks", i´d easily imagine we may get to see something nice.
Well, probably some "big bucks" and "wow, how did they do THAT" as well 
What i can say with some certainty is you may do well to check back in here over the week. Wednesday might be a good day.
Cheers,
Peter
Just an old watch...
Well, i like the look: It´s not small for a piece that is more than 40 years old; about same size as the current production Vintage1966. To be honest, the selling point of this one was the movement much more than the outer appearance; GP made very few of ...
but a vey beautiful 1...
the sub sec dial at 6 gives the watch a classic look.. simply beautiful thanks for sharing Peter rgds, ed p/s: wonder what GP has in mind this year...
:-) Oh yes, it´s quite a simple look!
Hi Ed, it´s really a simple appearance; not "jumping at you" and definetely not a flashy piece. Still it´s special, due to the movement: www.watchprosite.com That one is really special, so much that there are only two like this in existance. It doesn´t ap...
Wonderful and thanks, Peter, how about a mvts. picture?
Peter, thanks for presenting this one among the lots of details about recent and forthcoming GP watches. If you don't mind, please share with us one day a look on the movement inside and the special GP-modifications of this Peseux 260, since there are onl...
Pleasure! Sure, as you wish!
Hi Alex, your wish is my command; just a quick shot: Just a quick picture; this one passed the trials of the Neuchatel Observatory in 1961. It seems there are only two units by GP and these may be "test" devices; back then, GP was doing extensive research...