GIRARD-PERREGAUX CHRONOGRAPH GP4900 IN STEEL AND GOLD, SOLD IN 1991 Case: signed, n. BR-1040, three-body in stainless steel, snap on caseback, reeded gold bezel, round pushers. Bracelet/Strap: Girard-Perregaux leather strap and steel buckle. Dial: signed, white, applied indexes, minutes division with 1/5th of second fractions, date indication, pulsometer graduation on the rehaut, subsidiary dials for seconds, 30-min and 12-hours registers, bâton hands. Movement: signed, self-winding cal. 800-114, 39 jewels, rhodium-plated, cam switch, monometallic balance, flat hairspring. Accessories: Girard-Perregaux box (with flaws) and warranty. Diameter Ø: 38 mm Note: working. TAGS: watch

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