Favre Leuba - History, Models and Owners' Reviews

This is the type of watch I like but which is not easy! A 70s look (you can't change your ways) a Girard Perregaux GP352 quartz caliber which is the historical reference quartz caliber since it was the Girard Perregaux R&D teams who managed to impose the 32KHz frequency as the optimal frequency for quartz movements. This watch also finds its originality in the fact that the case is extracted from the case like an Omega Genève or a Jaeger-Lecoultre Master-Quartz that you can discover on my Dialicious profile 😎 Afterwards, let's be honest together it is a watch that works when it wants even if you pamper it while having been serviced by a specialist in this type of caliber. The battery life is also short which does not make things easier if you wear it infrequently! It's a bit like the gas griddle, you quickly end up stranded 🤷‍♂️ As you can see, I don't have the original strap but one that looks like it without fitting perfectly in terms of finishes. Conclusion: a collector's watch for experienced collectors rather than to be worn 😎