Girard Perregaux

I m just wondering if Anyone still wearing 33-35mm vintage watches on everyday basis?

These days I find smaller than 38mm a true pleasure.

I m so glad knowing there are many vintage dial size fans out there.

one of the very nice alarm sounding watches!!!

Really like it myself, and want to learn more about it

Probably the only size that make sense on my wrist nowadays…




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I like this universal with the design of that era, very timeless.

But these are part of my regular rotation

I like that statement very much, Real men do not need to wear 44mm watches! . My regular rotation consist of a range of 33mm- 40mm watches only.

A few examples:



IWC Cal. 88 (50’s - 33mm)




GP Gyromatic 33mm




Corona Diver’s 35mm




Zenith Stellina (34mm)

I couldnt take my eyes off Your zenith, so do the gyromatic GP! .... Totally feel You, how I also started off with gigantic dial watches ...and now I am into thinner, smaller dial watches all the way.

Oversize today for me: 36mm ;-)

Although I think I need dispensation to go up to 36mm, as some of my favorite watches are that size.

In my opinion , I think this is just a perfect size, a jack of all trade.

none of these images would imply under sized. ALL of them look PERFECTLY fitting👌🏻

I have my personal touches with the Omegas too. I grew up seeing my Uncles with thier omegas most of the time, saw several vintage models on them.

A pleasure to wear. Since last few years, my taste is gravitating to smaller size, 34- 38 mm.

as You can see, my Girard is with Alarm too.
speaking of Alarm function , the Vulcan and Jager seem to lead the industry.