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No Longer Made: Girard Perregaux Traveller Large Date, Moonphase & GMT Watch
I feel like there is an entire generation of truly awesome watches that have been completely overlooked,? relegated to history’s proverbial milk carton with a bold black banner pleading, “Have you seen me?” beneath. Not yet old enough to be considered notably “vintage,” but slipping through the cracks just before Instagram made everything instantly accessible, one such "nu-vintage"or "neo-modern"watch was the Girard Perregaux Traveller collection, easily one of the generation's best-kept secrets from one of watchmaking's most criminally underrated manufactures.Originally introduced in 2014, then updated to this particular reference in 2015 (and discontinued shortly thereafter), the Traveller collection - in particular, the Large Date, Moonphase & GMT - provided a whole host of great functionality and wearability in a beautifully finished package - not atypical for anyone familiar with Girard Perregaux's offerings from the last decade, or so. This Trave
Rolex GMT-Master II 116719 BLRO Watch Pepsi Ceramic Red & Blue Bezel
I have to admit that it was rather surprising to see Rolex release a red and blue ceramic bezel version of the GMT-Master II (ref. 116710 BLNR) just one year after they released a blue and black version of the same watch. Indeed, as sales in Rolex stores for the “Batman” GMT-Master II ref. 116710BLNR are still hot, Rolex goes ahead and completes their mission of reviving the “Pan Am” bezel with the new for 2014 Ref. 116719 BLRO with a fully blue and red GMT bezel.In a sense this new watch is a dedication to the original GMT-Master timepiece from 1955. We covered the watch when discussing our history of the Rolex Oyster Professional watch and explained how Rolex was late to the game with a pilot watch, but worked with Pan American (Pan Am) airline pilots to develop a timepiece for their needs. The red and blue segments of the bezel are meant to act (more or less) as an AM/PM day/night indicator, but the bright colors also happened to be rather distinctive.