Let’s congratulate Girard-Perregaux on a happy 225th birthday and share a virtual cake, plus a closer look at the brand’s Gyromatic watch from the beauty of the 1960s tribute. Girard-Perregaux 1957 Gyromatic wristwatch Girard-Perregaux provides technical solutions to improve the automatic winding efficiency of the early models, from the “automatic winding” is the watch’s hot age. If you like simple, classic-style watches like me, then you may also find Girard-Perregaux 1957 Gyromatic an exciting visual enjoyment.

Girard-Perregaux’s Gyromatic system replaces a one-way clutch with rollers for the ratchet, the brand explains. The emphasis is on reducing the idling stroke of the pendulum, thereby increasing efficiency. The 2016 model was called “1957” because it was the first time the technology was used for sports, even though the design was based on the style clues of the 1960s Gyromatic watches – about a confusing selection of product names. In addition, the lack of self-restraint, attesting to the hallmarks that highlight the distinctive 1791, the company traces its roots to the year that you begin to feel unsuitable for the nineteenth century without mentioning the sign.

The figure above shows a Gyromatic watch from the 1960s, and in the new Girard-Perregaux the Gyromatic model of 1957 was inspired by it. The comparison is the design, not the size, because the watch, then much smaller than today. 30 meters waterproof steel Girard-Perregaux 1957 Gyromatic case size 40 mm wide, polished top and side brush, and about 50 years old models must be reduced by at least a few millimeters. Part of the benefit of the Gyromatic system is that it is a more compact solution that allows a more slender case, the Girard-Perregaux 1957 Gyromatic is a rather slender 9.45mm thick.

VINTAGE 1945 XXL CHRONOGRAPH 25883-52-121-BB6C
REF : 25883-52-121-BB6C Material : Pink gold Dimensions / Diameter : 36.95 x 36.00 mm Height : 12.77 mm Case-back : Sapphire crystal, secured by…
$109.00