Girard Perregaux Tri-Compax

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pnw98406

·Dec 24, 2024

I’m wondering what folks think about this Girard-Perregaux Tri-Compax I saw at a local jewelry shop. It sure looks to be in decent shape to me, but I’ve been burned before. The sub-dials are significantly lighter than the main dial, but maybe that’s normal? It looks similar to this piece: https://www.ssongwatches.com/products/girard-perregaux-tri-compax. Thanks all.

 

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Larry S

·Dec 24, 2024·Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.

Looks ok … not same value as UG branded. I’d like a look at the inner case and movement.

 

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Larry S

·Dec 24, 2024·Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.

I like it actually so it merits more looking …

 

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gatorcpa

·Dec 24, 2024·ΩF InvestiGator

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The sub-dials are significantly lighter than the main dial, but maybe that’s normal?

Looks like a two tone dial. The subdials seem to match outside seconds register.

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It looks similar to this piece: https://www.ssongwatches.com/products/girard-perregaux-tri-compax.

It does, except for the two-tone dial. The example on the web has an important tell. Since the base of the chronograph scale is in miles, one would expect the watch to be a U.S. market model. The web example has the “GXM” import code for GP. The first watch should have this code also.
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bgrisso

·Dec 24, 2024

In general it looks good to me. I can't tell the case condition/polish from the photos.

The hour/minute hands look relumed, the rest looks original.

overall looks nice, just depends on price

 

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·Dec 24, 2024

Thanks all. Any idea what an appropriate price would be for this watch? I only have the photos and year (1949). Don’t have the list price yet and would be great to have an idea of what’s reasonable before I go back to the store.