Another GP HF Chronometer
I'm back with GP HF Chronometers 
This message has been edited by Danny V on 2015-12-28 11:28:00
Very cool find!
yeah, I was wondering too...
Or maybe there is another explanation? Not sure
When the people are back at the Manufacture after the holidays I will try to find out more. [nt]
I'm already in contact with Willy at GP Museum about my Observatory.
Hang on a second.
Mine is signed as a Chronometer HF.
This message has been edited by TS1987 on 2015-12-31 00:40:46
Interesting indeed
It can be either or.
My initial observation was that the double serials were early models of HF or an early Observatory Chronometer as most of these pieces have the "electric" logo beneath them, but there is no consistency to the method, I've seen both ways of serial (one and two serials) on both older and "younger" movements, this could indicate a transition period between the years.
The movement could have had a service, had parts replaced etc. or just come out after a certain year or within a certain batch. Without further evidence we can only show our own observations on this phenomenon, it'll be interesting research for the future I'll share some of my observations in an upcoming thread
I like the piece you posted a lot, especially the patina on it 
shows it has had a life enjoyed and worn by its owner. Have you checked this HF's numbers with GP?
Looking forward to read your observations.
Best
Blomman
Thank you Bloman, as for the serial picture, That we would great :)
I've been making a list of pieces ive come across, im curious if there is a pattern. This message has been edited by Rogi on 2015-12-31 12:30:50