Gyrodate

A cool way to display the date, the Gyrodate. Both black or white having a lot of charm. Here is the booklet to explain how it works: Best, Nicolas

Here I would say that the reasonable pleasure dictactes a " both " answer. Alas, I had one, not the second one. Best, Nicolas

A clever and nice way to display the date... Best, Nicolas

Let's show them they have many fans, here, and that we would gladly welcome some exciting watches. Let's see what we have, in our dreams, or in the reality. For me, the collection is meager, but I had some. Those I had: The Laureato Chrono: The WW TC Whit

Here's my first Gyrodate white dial in stunning condition for an over 50 years old boy....

I should have not let this one go. The booklet: Well, you know I am not a big fan of the date, except when it is original, like this one. Best, Nicolas

Friends, some fresh shots of my black dial Girard-Perregaux Gyrodate, Ref 9080. With 36mm case and rotating bezel it has a good size on the wrist and a clever way of telling daydate. The black version I have does not have the HF movement nor a Chronometer

Just one picture of a very nice looking vintage GP. Very different from what we are used ( spoiled ) to see here, when it comes to Gyromatic. Enjoy, Nicolas

Friends, the white dial Gyrodate Chronometer HF has been my wrist companion for the last few days, so before I change to something else, I'm sharing a fresh shot. A great little vintage gem with lots of character. The rotating bezel for the day/date setti

Friends, Another watch on the wooden beam: the Girard-Perregaux Gyrodate. A very different kind of calendar watch. Also existed in Chronometer HF version... On the wrist, strong appeal with the long pointy lugs and turning bezel, but still on the smaller