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New Vintage 1945
Not sure if this is correct way to post an image.... not familiar with
this procedure here. Anyway, hopefully this comes through.
Traded a regular Vintage 45 ref. 2593 with silver arabic/hands on an
ivory dial for this version. Any opinions?
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Compare the Girard-Perregaux 1945 Ref. 5420 and Vintage 1945 Ref. 2593 side-by-side. See how design evolved in these iconic rectangular watches.
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New Vintage 1945
Not sure if this is correct way to post an image.... not familiar with this procedure here. Anyway, hopefully this comes through. Traded a regular Vintage 45 ref. 2593 with silver arabic/hands on an ivory dial for this version. Any opinions?...
Thanks Ed, any pictures of yours?
I really like it too. The only thing is that it's a bit tougher to fit under some shirt cuffs than my regular sized Vintage 45 was. Does this get easier once the band breaks in?
Very nice, I like the art deco style dial...
How do you like it compared to the JLC? Is the GP in your regular wear rotation? Paul
