Girard-Perregaux - Gyromatic Automatic - 没有保留价 - 男士 - 1970-1979

Reflecting the understated yet refined character of classic Swiss watchmaking, this Girard-Perregaux Gyromatic Automatic stands as a strong vintage example of the brand’s high-quality production philosophy and technical elegance. Produced during the golden era of Swiss mechanical horology, the model draws attention with its balanced case proportions, slim dress-watch profile, and the characteristic minimalist design language adopted by Girard-Perregaux during the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Its warm vertically brushed gold-tone dial, elongated faceted baton hour markers, and perfectly integrated day-date display give the watch a highly sophisticated appearance that beautifully captures the spirit of its era.

Overall, this piece represents an increasingly collectible and highly attractive vintage Girard-Perregaux example. Suitable both for everyday wear and vintage collections, the model successfully combines 1970s Swiss aesthetics, slim-case architecture, and the mechanical character of a respected Swiss manufacture.

Case: Gold-plated case offering an exceptionally elegant wrist presence within classic vintage proportions. The sharply preserved curved lugs and slim-profile construction provide a highly comfortable, balanced, and refined wearing experience.

Case Back: Original stainless steel screw-down case back preserved in very good condition. The overall case construction reflects the classic “waterproof-style” Swiss case architecture of the period.

Case Thickness: 8 mm

Movement: Automatic, 17 jewels
Calibre: Girard-Perregaux Cal. 480-456

Technical Features:
Quick-set calendar mechanism, central seconds, and day-date display.

This watch is powered by the respected Girard-Perregaux Gyromatic automatic movement, Cal. 480-456. The calibre number is clearly visible on the movement itself. The movement has been professionally inspected and is operating properly.

Frequency: 21,600 A/h
Power Reserve: Approximately 38–42 hours

Dial: The watch features a vertically brushed gold-tone dial combined with faceted applied baton hour markers and matching gold-tone hands, creating a remarkably warm and balanced visual character. The minimalist dial architecture is strengthened by the iconic “GP” logo positioned beneath 12 o’clock, while the “Gyromatic” signature above 6 o’clock highlights the model’s historical automatic movement heritage. The day-date window positioned at 3 o’clock is seamlessly integrated into the design and stands out as one of the watch’s most distinctive details.

Crystal: Plexiglass crystal

Crown: The crown is unsigned. While it appears highly consistent with the model and period, it cannot be confirmed with absolute certainty whether it is the original factory-issued GP crown.

Strap & Buckle: The watch is fitted with a brown leather strap that harmonizes beautifully with the warm tones of the dial and case, giving the watch a strong classic dress-watch character (total length: approx. 23.5 cm). Gold-tone buckle.

Dimensions:
• Case diameter: 35 mm (excluding crown) / 37 mm (including crown)
• Lug-to-lug: Approx. 40 mm
• Lug width: 18 mm

Condition: The watch features a clean and well-preserved case. The gold-plated surfaces remain in very good overall condition with only light signs of age-related wear. The dial shows a few very small localized marks visible only upon close inspection. During testing, the movement was observed to run very healthily, with strong and accurate timekeeping performance. Considering its vintage age, the overall condition is highly satisfying and fully collectible. All major components are believed to be original to the watch except the strap and buckle.

Terms and Conditions:
• I will securely package this item for maximum protection however I will not accept responsibility for loss or damage in transit.
• Any potential damage refunds will be subject to photographic proof.
• All custom fees, duties, and taxes are in buyers responsibility. Don't worry about high custom taxes. Custom form value will be arranged.