PeterCDE
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And here it is...
There you go 
The "sceleton dial" proofs to allow for some interesting views, doesn´t it?
It´s a bit like a sexy bikini; showing a lot of the great body, but it doesn´t reveal everything.
And there´s quite something underneath the hood, as the GP 30C0 is the manufacture-made column-wheel chronograph by GP:
The movement, by the way, powers the new reference 25820 "Vintage Square Chronograph" as well.
But in these watches, it´s humbly hidden under the dial - what a pity
Cheers,
Peter This message has been edited by PeterCDE on 2007-07-25 22:48:24
A little fun - find the gold chaton...
G'day, just a bit of fun; this is one of few current models by Girard-Perregaux with a movement featuring a gold chaton. Chatons holding the jewels are a little obsolete these days, as both movement plates/bridges and rubies can be made to fit much smalle...
And here it is...
There you go The "sceleton dial" proofs to allow for some interesting views, doesn´t it? It´s a bit like a sexy bikini; showing a lot of the great body, but it doesn´t reveal everything. And there´s quite something underneath the hood, as the GP 30C0 is t...
Is it usually humbly sited
under the dial of a solid dial model? i.e. it's there for whose pleasure.......? MTF