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Did a google search and found this on the image search.
Ref: GP27610-11-705SBA6A
Some interesting words at 3 o'clock. I'll assume that's Russian. Anyone knows what it says?
Source of the photo: Google & Prestigetime 
GP27610-11-705SBA6A
This message has been edited by utcpluseight on 2016-09-15 10:14:08
One shot of the Girard-Perregaux Richeville Day and Night 27610
Friends, We all know CC have a big treasure chest of stunning GP watches… One of them I am really head over heels for is the Girard-Perregaux Richeville Day and Night ref 27610 in Pink Gold! The case, the colour scheme, the heated blue details…. And of co...
You said it all: The case shape and the original way to display time...
This is one of my favorite modern GP watch. I am hunting the steel version, to tell you all. A watch which walks out of the beaten paths. I like that a lot. Best, Nicolas ...
I have been close to pulling the trigger several times...
On the steel one - find it truly different - in a good way. Did they produce any further references with this complication?
Did a google search and found this on the image search.
Ref: GP27610-11-705SBA6A Some interesting words at 3 o'clock. I'll assume that's Russian. Anyone knows what it says? Source of the photo: Google & Prestigetime GP27610-11-705SBA6A ...
The steel is very nice....
But I like the colour scheme better on the Pink Gold. On the other hand the steel version would be more useful... Hm, same answer as always...? Best Blomman
I find the steel more " conceptual ", modern if you prefer. But the rose gold
Has its charm, too. Both? Best, Nicolas
The case shape is very different....
Guess not for all wrists...! Some watches you love from photos but not in real and vice versa... Best Blomman
If you’re a bit brave...
…or don’t mind travelling , or if you prefer slightly more confidence . Love the Richeville, especially as it’s effectively a regulateur.
Great capture, my friend
this one is very hard to take in pictures, but you did perfectly well! CC
Indeed, not easy to shoot!
Thank you and thank you for letting me play with yours! Best Blomman
Very interesting one
My way to use it would be to have "closing time" of, let us say 19:00, adjusted to the triangular index. You work all day and can see the progress to the end of the tunnel (19:00) displayed like a water gauge. Both are great, but the steel version is a bi...
That is an interesting application!
"The light in the end of the tunnel"! Best, my friend Blomman
GP's composition of indications of power reserve, small second and moon disc is more and more growing on me
I have to confess, my friend. Very playful, fun but still with the elegance that GP stands for.
You may even say....
A asymmetric symmetry! Yes, the balance is there even if not in a traditional way. Best Blomman
No second thoughts about this watch
It is a winner. It would be a joy to look at the time every hour. I would love to handle the SS but this rose gold is also very unique.
Fascinating timepiece, Avantgarde, yet with a blend of elegant sportiness.. 1 Q though: ..
.. How in fact is the time read ? Is the big triangle to be positioned for hour ? Sorry for my naivité .. Best, hs
Yes, you got it. An original regulator, in fact.
With the hours and minutes displayed in a different style which makes me thing about the World Time, due to the 24 hours ring. Best, Nicolas
This is a fantastic photograph.
The RG is beautiful and the dial is so interesting. I believe this one trumps the steel. Congrats, CC; and Blomman for this post.
The big winner here is CC, since it is his watch! ;)
Thank you, my friend! Best Blomman