Girard Perregaux

Hello GP Experts!

I am very interested in the Sea Hawk II.  I just want to know what my choices are so here any help will be very much appreciated.  What sizes are currently in production (40mm or 42mm)?  What are the types of dials (eg. waffle, plain) and dial colors (e.g. black, white, blue) currently in production?  Is it available in Titanium or Steel?

Also, what is the exact reference number for the Sea Hawk II w/ steel bracelet, 42mm, black waffled dial?  Is this model still currently in production? If anyone has a picture, this will be a big help.  Thank you.

Thank you very much in advance.

G'day,

as far as i know, all models mentioned are current production, in steel, titanium and precious metals.
Available dials include blue, black, white, anthracite/waffle finish and a beautiful grey colour.
The 40mm-variant is a comparably low production (keeping in mind the Sea Hawk II sums up to just a few hundred pieces each year) and may be dropped at some point; as far as i understand, the 42mm casework is much more in demand.
A model sold out at GP Manufacture is the limited edition "USA-71"; all 500 pieces are delivered to the distribution network and prospective buyers will need to find a piece at an GP AD.

The "waffle" dial would be reference 49900.1.11.6546



and there´s a closer view in our earlier coverage:
p178host.com

The "waffle" dial can be had in black/anthracite for the 42mm-variant only; it was possible to custom order this dial for the smaller case, but i´m not sure such choice is still supported by GP.

For specific combinations and references, i´d recommend to get in touch with a GP-authorized dealer nearby.
GP´s website does show a limited variety of available models and your dealer will be able to give some overview of what´s around.

Hope this helps?

Cheers,

Peter

Thank you very much Peter!  This is the exact variant I am looking for except with the stainless steel bracelet.  It's a bit difficult to find reference numbers for GP watches since the website does not show a comprehensive list of the variants.  The biggest problem I have is that there is currently no GP dealer in my country.  I need to purchase one overseas.

Your help is very much appreciated.  I hope that I can find the exact one despite of the low production numbers.

Many thanks.

Peter,

I tried to obtain a 40mm Sea Hawk 9 months ago, and was told by my AD that they were no longer available.

Regards

Martyn