vikingdrvr wrote:off to the dentist

Wearing cracking watch

Driving cracking Jag!!!!!

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downer wrote:

I haven't seen this one for a while. Great lume

Viognier wrote:

paw3001 wrote:It's a Rolex and blue day today!

Rolex drops the cyclops on this, upsizes to 42mm , I'll buy the first day of release. Fantastic looking watch!!

Gorgeous

Now, how do I get it back again without losing a finger...

tempusmaximus wrote:

bspj wrote:

blowfish89 wrote:The GP is lovely, displayback?

A pic will follow when I arrive home!

Look forward to the pic Steve

Om + Bernie, sorry for the delay, that idiot Harrison has been importuning for the computer all morning!

bspj wrote:

63 jewels! Seriously, you could open your own jewellery shop on the back of that one!

It's a double-mechanism, Gary.
The watch is powered by a GP inhouse movement, a 3370, and the stopwatch is bought in (custom made) from another manufacturer, so is a bit like two mechanisms stuck together. It isn't particularly thick (much less than my C60). It is a very well decorated movement in the 'flesh'.

That is simply stunning Steve, so happy for you that it is back on your wrist where it belongs.

Ahh, that explains it Steve. Longines and Omega have both done a similar thing, no doubt other makers have as well. Still, the jewel count is staggering.

smegwina wrote:

vikingdrvr wrote:off to the dentist

Wearing cracking watch

Driving cracking Jag!!!!!

Right back at ya Smegs

@ Steve , well worth the wait , the movement is stunning , very nicely decorated .

Philip watch today which my wife bought me when we where in Italy.




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