bruckner4
1832
Yes!
But mine had the white dial. The co-axial pusher was a bit gluey, but it never failed on me. Had a rose ref. 90170 in my hands in a shop in those days, too (late 90s/early 00s?), but I just didn't have the funds for it, sadly. Haven't held one since. It, too, had a somewhat gluey co-axial pusher.
Girard Perregaux SF Rattrapante Foudroyante Ref 9020 platinum.
One of these very good neo vintage Girard Perregaux, one I would love to score, one day. A bit too thick, but still attractive, and how many Chrongraphs do have the foudoyante and the rattrapante? All those who share the same movement, indeed. Best, Nicol...
What a beautiful and classy looking Girard Perregaux SF Rattrapante Foudroyante.
There really was a time when Girard Perregaux just knocked it out of the park and made some truly amazing and beautiful chronographs. Marc
Sharp in black, Nico.
I had a yellow version many years ago and enjoyed it, but you're right about the thickness. The dial aesthetics really shine with this one. Such great days then at GP...
Yes!
But mine had the white dial. The co-axial pusher was a bit gluey, but it never failed on me. Had a rose ref. 90170 in my hands in a shop in those days, too (late 90s/early 00s?), but I just didn't have the funds for it, sadly. Haven't held one since. It, ...
