====== Girard-Perregaux Fly-back Chronograph „Monte-Carlo 1970“ ======
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**Fly-back Chronograph "Monte-Carlo 1970"** is a wristwatch by [[Girard-Perregaux]].

In memory of the victory of Björn Waldegaard and Lars Helmer at the Rallye Monte-Carlo in [[1970]] Girard-Perregaux has supplemented an [[automatic]] [[chronograph]] by a [[fly-back]] function. Originally designed for airplane pilots, this function allows to set the activated chronograph to zero by pressing a single [[pusher]] and to restart it without having to stop it. So the usual intermediate steps of a chrono operation are obsolete, and valuable time is gained.

On the dial there is the commemorative inscription "MONTE-CARLO 1970"; the counters echo the design of the dashboard of the Porsche 911 S rally winner. Their names, but also of the car, and a reproduction of the license plate can be found on the caseback.


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**Movement: **
  * [[Self-winding]] [[manufacture]] movement Girard-Perregaux GP 337A, 28,000 A/h
  * [[Chronograph]]
  * [[Ligne]]s 13’’’
  * 63 [[jewels]]
  * Power reserve 46 hours

**Case:**
  * [[Stainless steel]]
  * D 40 mm, H 12.5 mm
  * [[Sapphire crystal]] with [[anti-glare treatment]]
  * Caseback secured with six screws
  * [[Waterproof]] to 30 m

**Functions:**
  * Hours, minutes, [[small seconds]], date
  * [[Fly-back]] [[chronograph]]

**Bracelet: **
  * Alligator leather strap with [[folding clasp]]

**Limited edition:**
  * 250 pieces
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