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路I have for sale an Girard Perregaux 353 with blue dial. The movement was an important milestone in the development of increasingly accurate timekeeping. You can find some write ups here:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...atch-that-almost-destroyed-an-entire-industry
https://shop.hodinkee.com/products/...h-with-quartz-caliber-353?variant=45105332175
This watch was owned by a general practitioner who owned a few watches. I believe that the case shape is somewhat rare.
Case: The case is in good condition generally. There are some scratches consistent with light use over time. It does not pass a pressure test. 37mm x 42mm.
Crystal: Original. I believe that it is glass. I don't observe any scratches.
Movement: Runs and keeps time. The battery was replaced by Nesbits in May 2021. The date changes as expected.
Dial and Hands: They look to be in excellent condition. Note that the seconds hand is white.
There are no associated boxes and papers.
Price: 575 USD including shipping to the Continental US with USPS Registered (or best offer). The watch is in Los Angeles.
Pictures:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...atch-that-almost-destroyed-an-entire-industry
https://shop.hodinkee.com/products/...h-with-quartz-caliber-353?variant=45105332175
This watch was owned by a general practitioner who owned a few watches. I believe that the case shape is somewhat rare.
Case: The case is in good condition generally. There are some scratches consistent with light use over time. It does not pass a pressure test. 37mm x 42mm.
Crystal: Original. I believe that it is glass. I don't observe any scratches.
Movement: Runs and keeps time. The battery was replaced by Nesbits in May 2021. The date changes as expected.
Dial and Hands: They look to be in excellent condition. Note that the seconds hand is white.
There are no associated boxes and papers.
Price: 575 USD including shipping to the Continental US with USPS Registered (or best offer). The watch is in Los Angeles.
Pictures:
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