Girard Perregaux ‘Horrmann, Leipzig’
Today we want to bring to you something new and exciting. For a long time the collector sphere aimed towards black dials as these were often considered the rarest and most prized ones. As this trend developed, a few collectors realised the potential of Salmon dials, being even rarer and amongst them highly sought after. Today we are happy to offer what we consider to be the rarest dial colour: Grey. Grey dials are somewhat ambiguous in the watch community as very little is known about them, but echoed enormous amount of uniqueness and are simply amazing.
The watch offered today features an amazing grey dial with an enamelled white minute track that offers a unique contrast and brings out the glossy grey nature of the dial whilst remain sombre and elegant. What truly sets this watch apart is the absence of the Girard-Perregaux signature but instead we find the name of the retailer: ‘Herm Horrmann, Leipzig’ in Germany, a famous retailer at the time. We can only speculate the history of this unique watch but it is possible it was a special request.
The movement is ticking strong and is in immaculate condition. Furthermore, the steel case in unworn condition with the original satin finishes and sharpness to it, making the watch an LNOS quality. A truly unique find and a watch that will set you apart from the masses.
Today we want to bring to you something new and exciting. For a long time the collector sphere aimed towards black dials as these were often considered the rarest and most prized ones. As this trend developed, a few collectors realised the potential of Salmon dials, being even rarer and amongst them highly sought after. Today we are happy to offer what we consider to be the rarest dial colour: Grey. Grey dials are somewhat ambiguous in the watch community as very little is known about them, but echoed enormous amount of uniqueness and are simply amazing.
The watch offered today features an amazing grey dial with an enamelled white minute track that offers a unique contrast and brings out the glossy grey nature of the dial whilst remain sombre and elegant. What truly sets this watch apart is the absence of the Girard-Perregaux signature but instead we find the name of the retailer: ‘Herm Horrmann, Leipzig’ in Germany, a famous retailer at the time. We can only speculate the history of this unique watch but it is possible it was a special request.
The movement is ticking strong and is in immaculate condition. Furthermore, the steel case in unworn condition with the original satin finishes and sharpness to it, making the watch an LNOS quality. A truly unique find and a watch that will set you apart from the masses.
Today we want to bring to you something new and exciting. For a long time the collector sphere aimed towards black dials as these were often considered the rarest and most prized ones. As this trend developed, a few collectors realised the potential of Salmon dials, being even rarer and amongst them highly sought after. Today we are happy to offer what we consider to be the rarest dial colour: Grey. Grey dials are somewhat ambiguous in the watch community as very little is known about them, but echoed enormous amount of uniqueness and are simply amazing.
The watch offered today features an amazing grey dial with an enamelled white minute track that offers a unique contrast and brings out the glossy grey nature of the dial whilst remain sombre and elegant. What truly sets this watch apart is the absence of the Girard-Perregaux signature but instead we find the name of the retailer: ‘Herm Horrmann, Leipzig’ in Germany, a famous retailer at the time. We can only speculate the history of this unique watch but it is possible it was a special request.
The movement is ticking strong and is in immaculate condition. Furthermore, the steel case in unworn condition with the original satin finishes and sharpness to it, making the watch an LNOS quality. A truly unique find and a watch that will set you apart from the masses.