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Girard Perregaux “Circuit Dial”, Ref. 9444

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Fine, funky and very rare practically NOS Girard Perregaux “Circuit” / “Tron” dial wristwatch, Ref. 9444, made in April 1973. Comes on original GP leather strap with correct steel buckle, price tag and protective paper on caseback. The watch is powered by important Cal. GP 352, one of the first own in-house groundbreaking movements with the quartz oscillating at 32,768 Hz, adopted since then as a universal standard for all watchmaking industry.

The GP-350 movement was equipped with an integrated circuit produced by Motorola, bringing together the equivalent of 300 transistors within an area equivalent to 5 mm2. This was the first time that quartz wristwatches passed the static and dynamic tests at the Neuchatel Observatory.

C. Two-body, polished and brushed, hooded lugs, screwed down case back. D. Blue and red “circuit”, outer minute/seconds divisions, aperture for the date. White baton hands. M. Cal. 352-546, with quartz standardisation. Dial, case and movement signed. Dim. 38 x 42 mm. Thickness 13 mm.

Runs great and all functions work as expected. Please take a look at the photos for condition. Watch is in a mint condition 9/10, running and ready to wear or gift!

PLAIN FACTS

Brand Girard-Perregaux
Model Circuit / tron dial
Reference Ref. 9444 
Year April 1973
Movement Quartz
Calibre GP 352
Case material Stainless Steel
Case size Ø 38 mm
Bracelet NOS original GP strap
Features unusual circuit dial, NOS
Box/Papers No box, no papers

CONDITION REPORT

In fully working order. Mint, almost NOS condition 9/10, minor surface scuffs through the age and storage. Minors marks on the second hand, a bit of dust on the dial. Original blue leather strap slightly discoloured, original steel GP buckle. Price tag. No box, no papers.

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