It's no secretGirard-Perregaux has a deep lineage within Swiss watchmaking history, unofficially forming at the end of the 17th century and formally being announced asGirard Perregaux & Cie in 1852.Eversince the brand has created some very worthwhile and i
It’s no secretGirard-Perregaux has a deep lineage within Swiss watchmaking history, unofficially forming at the end of the 17th century and formally being announced asGirard Perregaux & Cie in 1852.Eversince the brand has created some very worthwhile and interesting watches.
The Sea-Hawk has a complicated and long back story, with the name dating back to the 1940s as military-issued timepieces and seeing constant change since. At one point the Sea-Hawk was a more formal dress watch for the everyday man to later becoming the premier diving watch for theGirard-Perregaux brand as a whole.
This piece from the ’50s nestles right in the middle somewhere not quite a formally dressy watch, but certainly not a deep diver either. Its sleek, midcentury style makes it pretty comfortable in most situations, and those Arabic numerals add more than a dash of whimsy to the dial.
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The stainless steelcase retains excellent case dimensions with thick and even lugs that show minimal signs of wear. The screw-down case back remains in great overall condition showing light signs of use. The watch comes supplied on a 2pc handmade leather strap.
The white dialhas aged to a cream color with radium lume that has patinated to almost a peanut butter color. Theblack numerals and handset pop off the dial strikingly, making it a very noticeable piece indeed.
None. The watch was recently serviced and is keeping time perfectly, backed by a 1-year warranty on accurate timekeeping.
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