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The best solution is that you get in touch with GP. As an ambassador of the brand, you can get what you want, can't you? ;)
Reference 7710 …
Friends, Sharing a GP reference that most would not have heard of. Reference 7710 Released in 1993 for 3 short months in a 34 mm case diameter (too small for my 18 cm wrist so it will be going to a deserving new home when I get down to it). Though too sma...
So cool!
Yep, never seen this one before . Thanks for sharing Marc, have a great week! ����
Thanks for sharing this nice piece!
I really love sector dial watches, and this one has a very lovely one. Best regards. René
And fairly rare to see in 34 mm I’m told
Tritium dials (partial as the hands are lume) add to the charm of this one. 🤝
Yes but PETER CDE posts with broken image links
Is a major problem that doesn’t seem to be getting fixed. Tragic … And yes, I’ve tried, no response from Bill. Have tried numerous times to get a project going to start restoring the data but no steps forward in sight. 🤝
No. I’m not an ambassador of the brand.
I am way too critical of management to be an ambassador … and nor do I want to be. Next, their archives and heritage Dept is a mess. Lots of missing info. Ownership has changed from Macaluso to Kering to current management. Much archives have been lost of...
Supercool
don’t discount it too soon! Wear that little beauty. You might be surprised. I’m a 34mm convert!!
Oh I don’t recall the thickness.
Maybe about 11.5 mm or so 🤔 I’ll measure it if I can remember. You really like to ask about thickness of watches I notice. 😄 it’s a totally valid question. 🤝
When I bought my Ref 7100 Seahawk at that time, I looked also to this reference, but from my point of view it was unconvincingly tiny… 😅
So I decided otherwise… ��� (not sure why emojis don‘t work anymore) Ps: My wristsize is only 16cm… ...
An excellent one. These
Came after the 7710 when GP decided to go to the 38 mm size. 1994 or so. Congratulations on this darling 🤝
Thank you! 🙏🏻I bought it in 1993 and it has been done years before this - They started with the 7100 probably in 1989! The first ones had Lemanias 8810 movements. Mine has already a revamped ETA 2892, rebranded to a GP Calibre 2200…
I even found a post on this in this very forum where I even posted my comments as well… ;-) www.watchprosite.com
Yes exactly 💯 movement to case size are in sync.
The pushers are a bit oversized and this gives it character. As a sector dial Chronograph, this is a well laid out design. The pulsation scale in on the rehaut. 🤝
A watch brother!
Magnifique mon ami! I bought one at the Besançon watch exchange in France on the Swiss border. This one is new from stock, with its original buckle and stick on the back. A different dial from yours, I have some information obtained on this model by conta...
Roman numbers vs my Arabic numbers
What information did you manage to obtain from GP? 🤝