Hi all I have what I believe to be a Gallet Multichron Navigator but am hoping someone can help with some information. This piece is from a watchmakers estate and I don’t have any information about its history. It appears to be a GMT but it has no GMT hand. I’m not sure if the hand has come off at some point. The other possibility is that it may be another similar model? I am new to the world of Gallet so am out of my depth here. Appears to have an Excelsior Park 4 movt. The left crown when depressed and twisted moves the second subdial hand. The other issue is the dial is not marked Gallet, although the other dial markings and the case seem to be identical to the GMT. Is anyone aware if these pieces were also marketed under different brands, or with sterile dials? I would like to get an idea of what I have before I get it serviced / restored. Many thanks J
Looks nice. Could be missing a hand or it could just be broken off. Is there a place for the GMT hand in the stack? I think it should be at the bottom. Edit: It sort of looks like there are 4 disks in the hand-stack, but it's hard to see.
The watch appears to be missing the "North" hand. Information here: http://www.galletworld.com/gallet_watch_multichron_navigator.html If you post a question in the Gallet World pages of FB you will likely get more information there. Edit: Photo from Dr. Crott auctions: