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antonis_ch έγραψε:Πανεμορφο κομματι και με μηχαναρα!!

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Georges έγραψε:

antonis_ch έγραψε:Πανεμορφο κομματι και με μηχαναρα!!

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Γιωργο δεν ξερω ποια μηχανη φοραει..
το σχολιο ηταν για αυτο που ειδα απο τις φωτος στο λινκ που εβαλε ο Μαριος..
φινιρισμα, ποιοτητα που φαινετε απο χιλιομετρα κτλ..
τεχνικα χαρακτηριστικα δεν γνωριζω

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antonis_ch έγραψε:Πανεμορφο κομματι και με μηχαναρα!!

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<< The movement is the in-house Calibre GP3370. This is based on the robust workhorse GP3300 calibre that powers many Girard-Perregaux watches. The Cal. 3300 is an 11.5 ligne (26.2 x3.28mm) uni-directional (counter-clockwise) automatic movement with a glucydur balance and flat Nivarox 1 hairspring beating at 28800vph (4Hz). There is no ‘slop’ at all in the hand setting train and, combined with a practical hacking seconds, allows very accurate time setting – which I like in a chronograph that purports to accurately measure time.
On top of the base calibre is a Dubois-Depraz cam/lever chronograph module (DD2021). While many look down on modular chronographs (they tend to be thicker, date displays are usually recessed, pushers are not in line with the crown, hand setting may not be as accurate and the chronograph movement is hidden under the dial) the Cal. 3370 has been nicely thought out. The date ring is raised up on an additional bridge so that the display is flush with the dial. The pushers essentially align with the top of the large crown and the pusher feel is very positive. It’s not buttery smooth and one needs to press quite firmly and a long way in (so to be accurate you have to partially depress the pusher and wait for your moment), but there is no delay or jump that can sometimes be an issue with modular designs.
The base Cal. 3300 has 27 jewels, but combined with the chronograph module there are a notable 63 jewels. The power reserve is around 45 hours. The movement itself is seen through the sapphire case back. The main plates and automatic rotor are decorated with Geneva stripes and there is carefully applied perlage around the perimeter of the movement. Anglage is applied to the visible edges and the movement is pleasingly well finished at this level of watchmaking. >>

απο το κειμενο της παρουσιασης Γιωργο μου φαινεται οτι ειναι modular χρονογραφος με την καλιμπρα 3300 και Dubois Depraz module για τον χρονογραφο
ολα αυτα ομως βαλμενα τοσο καλα που δινουν ενα τελειο αποτελεσμα ...νομιζω οτι οντως εκαναν καλη δουλεια

N E W M o d e l – Girard-Perregaux WW.TC Dark Night



Limited Edition of 25 Pieces for USA Only

To be unveiled at the 2012 JCK Show in Las Vegas.

The case, in black ceramic and rubber, measures 43mm. The crystal is sapphire, as is the display back, and it is water resistant to 100 meters.

Movement is the Swiss automatic GP in-house caliber GP03387 with 63 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 46 hours. The movement was designed specifically for this model, and it displays the time in twenty-four time zones with day and night indicator, date and flyback chronograph.

http://forums.timezone.com/index.php?t= ... sg_6181633

Γιουρικα ελα... αλλο ενα ρολοι στα γουστα σου ...

Ενα ομορφο ρολοι tourbilon τσεπης με το σημα κατατεθεν της εταιρειας (τρεις γεφυρες) και ενα λινκ...
http://www.petercde.com/GP2010/pw/pw.html

Girard-Perregaux Traveller ww.tc

http://news.watchprosite.com/show-forum ... 53298/s-0/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Girard-Perregaux Traveller Moon Phases And Large Date

http://news.watchprosite.com/show-forum ... 53303/s-0/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Girard-Perregaux Constant Escapement


http://news.watchprosite.com/show-forum ... 53293/s-0/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

μια ωραια φωτο του ωραιου αυτου κομματιου ... GP WTC Large Date