Please find a picture of a Vintage GP "Doctor"s Watch"

Mar 17, 2013,06:22 AM
 

I found it on the Web:

You can notice a similar dial lay-out but also some differences like the 45mn minutes counter with an highlight on the first 3 minutes sections.



Credits: Antique Scientifica

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My view on the GP 1966 Chronograph "Doctor's Watch"

 
 By: foversta : March 17th, 2013-04:22
This is a nice surprise proposed by Girard-Perregaux at the end of the first quarter of the year with a new interpretation of the 1966 Chronograph which has been created in the context of a limited series of 10 PG and 10 WG watches for Dubail, the famous ...  

A successful variant...

 
 By: pplater : March 17th, 2013-06:03
It would, however, be very interesting to see a blue rather than red/orange theme used for the WG version. First world problem! Cheers, pplater.

Yes, it is a valid point.

 
 By: foversta : March 17th, 2013-06:24
A different colour atmosphere for the WG version would have create a larger difference between the two versions. Fx

Please find a picture of a Vintage GP "Doctor"s Watch"

 
 By: foversta : March 17th, 2013-06:22
I found it on the Web: You can notice a similar dial lay-out but also some differences like the 45mn minutes counter with an highlight on the first 3 minutes sections. Credits: Antique Scientifica Fx ...  

It's a winner

 
 By: optionc : March 17th, 2013-19:39
I like this version better than the current 1966 40mm. As you point out, the inner orange circle is a significant improvement in helping the dial look more balanced as the min/sec counters are quite close together. Well done GP... too bad it is only for D... 

Thanks Option!

 
 By: foversta : March 18th, 2013-13:35
So take the opportunity of an upcoming trip to France to see it! ;) fx

As for the language, GP did what UN did, and Patek does: The choice of french.

 
 By: amanico : March 17th, 2013-22:21
I quite like this watch. The only resereve I have, and I share your point, is about the auto movement, too small, and the orange ring, a tad too large, and was it necessary to choose this color, which contrasts too much with a Vintage watch which doesn't ... 

I'm sure that a blue circle would have been fantastic with the WG version.

 
 By: foversta : March 18th, 2013-13:31
About the inner circole, I find its thickness fine for my taste. Thanks for your comments! Fx

Nice to see these variations ...

 
 By: AndrewD : March 18th, 2013-02:05
... on the 1966 Chronograph theme. Thanks for the live pictures, FX and for the press release, Nico. While I would have preferred a softer orange, these dials are certainly dramatic. I like the fonts and the overall dial proportions. And for an automatic ... 

Thanks Andrew!

 
 By: foversta : March 18th, 2013-13:34
I often wear a Pulsimetric watch and it is really useful! Especially when I see a beautiful lady... ;) fx

Finally!

 
 By: RicardetCie : March 18th, 2013-04:13
I am glad to read your post! We all have been waiting for the GP wakeup ! They look great! Thank you! TGV

Thanks TGV!

 
 By: foversta : March 18th, 2013-13:33
And the best is yet to come! Fx

Looks good!

 
 By: patrick_y : March 18th, 2013-11:37
I do have to say, I like the GP chronograph with the blue face more aesthetically. But I do think this one has a nice vintage look.

I think that the blue 1966 chronograph is the most beautiful...

 
 By: foversta : March 18th, 2013-13:33
You are right Patrick! What a superb watch! I realize that I've never taken pics of it, such a shame! Fx

The last one I saw...

 
 By: patrick_y : March 18th, 2013-13:49
The last one I saw in person was at the watch store attached to The Westin Paris Place Vendome. Perhaps it's still there. Very beautiful timepiece.

Here is my poor attempt.

 
 By: amanico : March 18th, 2013-14:12
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Thanks Nicolas, it is a beautiful pic for a poor attempt!

 
 By: foversta : March 18th, 2013-14:16
I don't know why I only have pics with the silver dial. Fx