girard perregaux traveller ii gmt

• Other Brands

Girard-Perregaux Traveller II

Stainless steel, 38mm, gmt & alarm function, model # 4940, description, additional information.

• Guarantee & Warranty
• Shipping & Returns

Stock Number:  23211

Brand:  Girard-Perregaux

Model Name:  Girard Perregaux Traveller II GMT Alarm Watch

Model Number:  4940

Year: 

Serial Number:  2321

Gender: Mens

Movement: Automatic self-winding movement. GMT, Alarm, Date, Independent Alarm and Time. GMT Setting Crowns.

Case: Round stainless steel case 38mm (W) x 48mm (L). 40mm in diameter with crown. Screw-down caseback.

Bezel:  Fixed stainless steel.

Crystal: Scratch resistant sapphire crystal.

Dial:  Black Arabic dial with silver numerals.  Date aperture at 6 o’clock position. Alarm aperture at 12 o’clock position.

Bracelet:  Original Girard-Perregaux stainless steel band with folding clasp.

Condition:  Like new. Full service and polish just completed.

Grade: Mint.

Engravings: None

Box & Papers:  All original boxes, books and open warranty card.

Working Condition: Timed and tested on timegrapher.  Keeping excellent accurate time.

Authenticity: 100% authentic

Warranty: The watch is covered by the Timeless Luxury one year warranty (see above).

Authenticity Guarantee

At Timeless Luxury your satisfaction is our number one priority. Thats why every item that we offer for sale undergoes a rigorous inspection by both our knowledgable sales staff and our watchmaker. We fully stand behind our products, and guarantee them to be all 100% authentic.  For more on our guarantee policy click here.

Timeless Luxury One-Year Warranty

Timeless Luxury warranties all watches for one full year from the date of invoice unless otherwise indicated in the listing or invoice.

What is not covered under the Warranty

Vintage watches, pocket watches, quartz movement watches, straps, jewelry and accessories are not covered by this warranty.  Also, because most mechanical ( and Quartz ) watches do not keep perfect, accurate time, the warranty does not cover watches that run slow or fast, nor does it cover damage caused by wearer abuse or misuse, such as (but not limited to) knocks, dents, crushing, and scratching.   The warranty does not cover cracked, scratched or broken crystals, or water damage.   Alterations and/or repairs, or custom work done without the prior written consent from Timeless Luxury will render this warranty null and void.  Additionally, any attempted repair, modification, or general tampering of the watch by technicians unauthorized by the Company ( in writing ) will render this warranty null and void. The warranty also does not cover wholesale/dealer orders.

The Timeless Luxury one-year warranty is limited to U.S. based customers only.  It does not apply to international transactions. All international sales are final.

The warranty is also non-transferable and is only valid for the original buyer. For more information on our warranty policy please see our warranty terms and conditions .

All orders ship within 2 business days after the order is processed and approved. Free second day shipping on all orders. Overnight shipping is available for an additional cost (contact us). All orders are shipped via Fedex, and are fully insured at no cost to the customer. Tracking information will be sent to customer upon shipment. For more please see our shipping, terms and conditions.

We want you to be absolutely satisfied with your purchase. Any pre-owned watch, with the exception of vintage watches purchased from us, may be returned, in the same condition sold, and including all boxes, papers, books and accessories, within three (3) calendar days from receipt. This policy is FOR ONLINE SALES ONLY and provided that the watch has not been worn. There is no return policy for watches sold in the store. All store sales are final. For online sales, we ask that you notify us of your intention to return the watch immediately and that you ship the merchandise back to our office before the expiration of this three calendar day return policy, insured for the full purchase price, at your expense. Must be post marked before the 3rd calendar day. We cannot be responsible for lost packages. Upon receipt of the returned item, in the condition in which it was sold, we will refund the purchase price, less shipping. Unless otherwise stated on this website, or any product page, there is no return policy whatsoever on any watch listed as a “vintage watch” . All international sales are final. For more on our return policy please click here for returns, terms and conditions.

There are no reviews yet.

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Your review  *

Name  *

Email  *

Related products

LeCoultre Memovox

10k gold filled case 34mm, white dial, vintage 1960, model # 3514.

Chopard Classique Ultra-Thin

18k yellow gold, 32mm, white dial, quartz, model # classic.

Your cart is empty

visits by appointment only

Girard Perregaux | Traveller II

Alarm gmt steel 40mm ivory dial gold arabic numerals.

This Watch Is iN Superb Condition For A Second-Hand Watch, Appears To Be A Very Carefully Worn Watch.  The Case Consists Of Brushed Stainless Steel Sides, Polished Steel Lugs And A Brushed Steel Bezel. The Stainless Steel Solid Case Back Is Engraved With The Girard Perregaux Logo As Well As "Time Zone - Alarm Automatic". Lower Push-Down Crown Adjusts The GMT Function And The Upper Push-Down Crown Adjusts The Time, Date, And Alarm Depending On Which Position It Is iN. Ivory Dial With Yellow Gold Applied Arabic Numeral Hour Markers And Hands. A Date Aperture Is Located At The 6 O'Clock Position And The Alarm Is Displayed At The 12 O'Clock Position. The GMT Function Is Displayed With The Inner Dial And Smaller Hand With The Red Arrow Tip. Currently Mounted On The Watch Is A Girard Perregaux Black Crocodile Skin Strap, Which Is iN Excellent Condition. A Full One Year Warranty And Certificate Of Authenticity Will Be Issued By Element iN Time NYC.  

Basic Information

Your information, watch being traded in, related products.

Girard Perregaux

Ferrari collection, f1-2000 chronograph 40mm stainless steel silver dial.

GMT Alarm Stainless Steel 38mm

Recently viewed.

• New Watches 2024

CLASSIC WATCHES

• Lady-Datejust
• Oyster Perpetual
• Sky-Dweller

PROFESSIONAL WATCHES

• Cosmograph Daytona
• GMT-Master II
• Sea-Dweller
• Yacht-Master

ROLEX WATCH FINDER

• Gold Watches
• Men's Watches
• Women's Watches
• Our Selection
• Explorer II
• Lady Datejust
• Oysterquartz
• Pearlmaster
• Yacht-Master II
• Patek Philippe
• Explore Patek Philippe
• Grand Complications
• Complications
• Golden Ellipse
• All Watches
• Featured Brands
• Grand Seiko
• H. Moser & Cie.

Shop By Category

• All New Watches
• A. Lange & Söhne
• Audemars Piguet
• Jaeger-LeCoultre

ALL SERVICES

• Watch Repair
• Jewelry Repair
• Custom Jewelry Design
• Schedule an Appointment
• Service your Rolex

SELL & TRADE

• Sell Your Watch
• Trade Your Watch

Remove From Bag

Location settings.

• Pre-Owned Watches
• Girard-Perregaux
• GMT Traveller

Pre-Owned Girard-Perregaux Traveller II GMT REF 49400-0-11-817

We've received your wait list request for . You should receive a confirmation email shortly.

Please try again later.

The Govberg Legacy — Trusted More Than 100 Years

As an authorized retailer, this watch comes complete with box and papers and full manufacturer warranty.

Description

Pre-Owned Girard-Perregaux Traveller II GMT (49400011817) self - winding automatic watch, features a 38mm stainless steel case surrounding an ivory dial on a brand new honey alligator strap with a stainless steel tang buckle. Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date and GMT. This watch comes with the original box and manual. We back this watch with a 2-Year WatchBox warranty!

Specifications

Watch details, case & dial, strap/bracelet, more pre-owned girard-perregaux traveller ii gmt 49400-0-11-817 watches.

Every watch we sell is one-of-a-kind. Compare all Pre-Owned Girard-Perregaux Traveller II GMT 49400-0-11-817 watches in stock to discover what makes each so unique.

By using our site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies for web analytics and marketing. Within your browser you can choose whether you wish to accept cookies. Learn more in our Privacy Policy.

• Forum Listing
• Marketplace
• Advanced Search
• Main Forums
• Public Forum

Thoughts on Girard Perregaux Traveler GMT II?

• Add to quote

No experience with this model, but I strongly prefer the black dial, in which the GMT window blends in nicely. On the lighter versions, the GMT window really stands out in a bad way...doesn't seem nearly as cohesive in design. I have heard positive feedback on GP in general.  

brrrdn said: This and the IWC UTC are my favorite travel watches. Not sure why "Manufacture" was printed on the dial, because afaik the movement was a modified A. Schild movement. Click to expand...

Interesting so it's an old movement that GP modified almost 20 years after they company went out of business.  

sheon said: Now, if only it was water resistant to 100 m and came on a bracelet, it would be perfect for me. Click to expand...

It's one of the few watches combining alarm and GMT complications, making it an ideal travel watch. Now, if only it was water resistant to 100 m and came on a bracelet, it would be perfect for me.  

Sheon is right, I hadn't thought of that before but those are excellent complications for a trip. No experience with this model, but always been very impressed with GPs I've had.  

Well what's the verdict on this one for $3k? With a black face I think it could be a nice everyday watch...30M water resistance is a bummer though it's not nearly as a sad as a Panerai rated at 30M (man, that must be embarrassing for them). The JLC Master Control I was considering gives you 5 Bar which is better but it's also more expensive. I also like that this GP uses a weird movement lol.  

• ?            
• 22.6M posts
• 578.8K members

Top Contributors this Month

• GBP INR CAD USD AUD EUR JPY
• My Cart   0

Girard Perregaux Traveller II GMT - 4940 ***SOLD***

• Ask us a question

We ship watches worldwide, tracked and insured under our goods in transit policy.

We aim to ship any product purchased within 24 hours of receiving payment..

N.b. for international orders where local duty and/or import taxes apply, these are to be borne by the client.

UK – Free shipping.

We send using royal mail’s guaranteed before 1pm service., tracking details provided upon postage., rest of world – £40, we ship with fedex’s international priority service., contact us about this watch.

Get in touch with our team now to enquire about this watch and we'll be happy to answer any questions that you have

Email Address

Phone Number

Your Enquiry

We Are Sorry But This Watch Is Now Sold - If However You Are Looking To Buy Or Sell Something Similar Then Please Email [email protected] Or Whatsapp/Call +44 7831 454658. Thanks

Girard Perregaux Traveller II GMT with Alarm Reference 4940 with Box and papers full set.

38mm stainless steel case, brushed case and lug edges matching the middle links and a double crown set at 3 o’clock operating the alarm function and time set. Ornate gold applied Breguet numerals on the hour plots with a subtle date window at the 6 o’clock plot. Gold dagger hands with central windows, pencil blued steel seconds hand and arrow-tipped extra time zone hand.

Settable alarm function operates on the same crown as the time zone hand.

Beautiful near-new condition across the watch, with almost no sign of wear visible aside from miniscule bracelet rubbing.

Modern or vintage PX’s considered, please contact or call me on +44 7831 454658 

• Model ref: 4940
• Year:  2014
• Warranty length: 12 months
• Box and papers: Complete set box and papers
• Movement type, calibre and jewels: GP Caliber 2291, 31 jewel automatic
• Case: Stainless steel
• Dial:  Cream, double time zone window and date eye
• Crystal:  Sapphire
• Bracelet:  Solid stainless steel
• Width (w/o crown): 38mm
• Height, lug to lug:  46.5mm
• Lug width:  20mm
• Wrist size:  Full set of bracelet links (adjustable)

TESTIMONIALS

More in this collection.

You also Viewed

WatchBox - Collecting Together

Official app.

Free - On Google Play

SHOP BY CATEGORY

• All Watches
• New Arrivals
• Coming Soon
• Best Sellers
• Men’s Watches
• Women’s Watches

Featured Collections

• Grail Watches
• Independent Watches
• Anything But Ordinary
• Daily Drivers
• The Holy Trinity
• View All Collections
• NEW ARRIVALS

Featured Brands

• Audemars Piguet
• Patek Philippe
• F.P. Journe
• H. Moser & Cie.
• A. Lange & Söhne
• Vacheron Constantin
• Sell Your Watch
• Trade Your Watch
• Sell Or Trade Your Watch

Featured Stories

• The Girard Perregaux Neo Constant Escapement
• A Honeygold Take on the Zeitwerk Minute Repeater
• Rediscovering A Revolution: Unconventional Watch Design
• View All Articles

A Watch A Week

• A Breguet “Souscription” Pocket Watch, From The Master Himself
• A Magnificent Philippe Dufour Simplicity 34MM
• The Greubel Forsey Hand Made 1

Featured Playlists

• Collector Conversations
• Perpetually Patek
• A Lange Story
• Hands On Reviews

You searched

Recent searches, popular searches, remove from bag.

• Girard-Perregaux
• GMT Traveller

Girard-Perregaux Traveller II GMT REF 49400-0-11-817

We've received your waitlist request for Pre-Owned Girard-Perregaux Traveller II GMT 49400-0-11-817 . You should receive a confirmation email shortly. Please check your spam and note that a client advisor will reach out via phone, email, and or text.

By using our site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies for web analytics and marketing. Within your browser you can choose whether you wish to accept cookies. Learn more in our Privacy Policy.

Last Defence Line Moscow - Memorial "Ezhi"

• Second World War (1939-1945)
• Novoskhodnenskoye sh., Khimki
• Russia Moscow Khimki

This memorial marks the line where the German Army could advance the furthest during its December 1941 offensive on Moscow, before the German attack was stopped by strong Soviet resistance.

Do you have more information about this location? Inform us!

• Text: Kaj Metz
• Photos: Wikimedia Commons

Where is it?

Helaas geen map gevonden.

55.912938, 37.402866

Point of interest

Fortification.

Looking for reliable information or news facts about WW2? Do you want to create your own battlefield tour to sights of wars from the past? Or are you interested in war medals and their recipients? TracesOfWar.com tells you more!

More information

• About us / FAQ
• Contributors

© STIWOT , 1999-2024. All rights reserved. Privacy statement, cookies, disclaimer and copyright

• Free Newsletter
• Test Your WWII IQ!

Battle of Moscow 1941-1942

Posted on April 3, 2018 by admin in Battle Briefings

Operation Typhoon: The Battle of Moscow October 2nd, 1941 – January 7th, 1942

The Axis Operation Barbarossa (originally Otto), which was the overall assault on Russia, split the German forces into three parts after crossing the border: one part headed north, another part headed south, and the central forces headed for Moscow. Adolf Hitler’s goal in Russia was to take over the country, use the remaining Russians as slaves to the Germans, minus any Jews, Gypsies, and Slavic races. Operation Barbarossa began its incursion over the Russian border on June 22nd, 1941, and on July 22nd, 127 German bombers made their first bombing run over Moscow. The Russians began barricading the streets in anticipation of a direct ground assault. For Hitler, taking Moscow was both an economic and political goal.

Up until October of 1941, most of the action was a series of attacks or skirmishes at various points outside Moscow. Operation Typhoon began officially on October 2nd, when Field Marshall Fedor von Bock made the first direct move in a ground assault on Moscow. But German forces were already affected by a lack of enough food, the cold Russian winter weather, including muddy roads from rain and snow, which hampered or immobilized many of the German vehicles. Another problem was the cold affecting firearm operations as well.

Reinforcements and supplies were slow in getting to the German forces, as railroad tracks were a different gauge for their own trains to travel on. Each of these tracks had to be reset to accommodate trains from Germany to move supplies in. Russian resistance groups would destroy parts of the tracks as well, making track replacements an ongoing exercise for the Germans. Capturing Moscow was vital to Hitler’s goal as once Moscow went down, then he expected that the whole country would promptly crumble to pieces. Up to this point, the overall Barbarossa campaign had gone well but weather conditions, and the fact that the German forces were split between actions on both the Eastern and Western fronts, began to take a heavy toll on the Germans everywhere.

What started out as a German blitzkrieg over the Russian border, with a loss of 28 Russian divisions, and 70 more divisions losing 50 percent of soldiers and equipment, now turned back on the Germans. After a month of laborious warfare, the Germans overall had lost 100,000 soldiers, 50 percent of their tanks, and more than 1,200 planes.

Bock’s starting resources for the Moscow battle was one million soldiers, the IV Panzer Group (Guderian) pulled from the Leningrad siege, 1,700 tanks, 950 air craft, and 19,500 artillery guns. Meanwhile, the Russians only had less than 500,000 fighters, half the tanks, and had to initially relay on Moscow citizens to help with building fortifications in the city.

Bock began his campaign by circling Moscow from the north while Colonel General Heinz Guderian and his Panzer division came in from the south. Both armies were to meet up at Noginsk on the eastern side of Moscow. On the way, Bock took Klin and then crossed the Moscow-Volga Canal, but was then halted and pushed back, while Guderian took Stalinogorsk. It was now November 22nd. On December 1st, after heavy fighting, Bock took Naro-Fominsk.

Meanwhile, a German reconnaissance team had made it to five miles outside of Moscow at Khimki on December 2nd. It was at this point that the campaign came to a halt due to the freezing cold and that the Germans had not received any winter clothing or other supplies.

The delay in the Germans reaching their target also gave time for the Russians to be reinforced, and they began moving on the offense. Hitler, in the meantime, unhappy with how things had gone, removed Bock and installed Field Marshal Günther von Kluge. But it was already too late for the Germans to succeed in their goal and they were pushed back by Russian forces over 100 miles from Moscow. It would be the first and biggest disaster for the Germans and set the course for the rest of the war in Russia because of the tremendous loss of manpower and equipment. It did not help either to realize that Napoleon had travelled the same road into Russia nearly a century earlier.

Photo Gallery

Soviet civilians mostly women and elderly men digging trenches. Younger men were not civilians but soldiers, October or November 1941 Source: Scanned from “Russia Besieged” (ISBN 705405273), page 165 Author: United States Information Agency

Soviet Troops under artillery fire, September 21 1941 Photographer: Anatoliy Garanin Source: Russian International News Agency

Soviet 82mm mortar in a hole for defense against enemy artillery, December 1941 Photographer: Alexander Ustinov Source: Russian International News Agency

Soviet soldiers near the woods, December 1 1941 Photographer: Oleg Knorring Source: Russian International News Agency

Soviet anti aircraft gun and its crew, 1941 Author: Ilya Kopalin (director) Source: https://archive.org/details/MoscowStrikesBack

Soviet soldiers near Moscow, 1941 or 1942 Author: Ilya Kopalin (director) Source: https://archive.org/details/MoscowStrikesBack

Soviet soldiers advance in battle with the a t-34/76 tank. Source: http://waralbum.ru/151448/

Soviet soldiers with a PTRD-41 anti tank rifle, 1941 Source: http://waralbum.ru/113577/

• Battle Briefings
• WWII Weaponry
• Discount Books
• Model Tanks
• Model Planes
• Model Supplies
• Toy Soldiers
• WWII Collectible Art

What’s New

• Machine Guns in World War 2
• Battle of Britain 1940
• Siege of Sevastopol 1941-1942
• Flak 1944 U.S Army Air Force Training Film
• Battle of Kiev 1941

The Premier World War II Web Site © 2024. All Rights Reserved.

Click Here For Your FREE WWII Special Report

• International
• United Youth League

Zenit St. Petersburg 2 vs Khimki Moscow 2 live scores, head to head, schedule, predictions and stats

Who will win.

Zenit St. Petersburg 2 is playing against Khimki Moscow 2 on Oct 20, 2021 at 1:00:00 PM UTC.

• Box score (points and rebounds)
• Detailed stats for each quarter
• Player statistics
• Head to head streaks
• Team streaks
• Current odds and predictions
• Sofascore community votes on which team is more likely to win the game

Zenit St. Petersburg 2 - Khimki Moscow 2 video highlights are collected in the Media tab for the most popular matches as soon as videos appear on video hosting sites like Youtube or Dailymotion.

If you are interested in a live schedule of basketball games, check our page for today's basketball games and live scores .