ZRC Grands Fonds Heritage - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

It was first the design that caught my attention. Then, it was the story. Finally, it was the fidelity to the original, right down to the bracelet, that finally made me decide to try it on to confirm my choice. When I tried it on at a distributor in Toulon, I was also able to try on the GF42163, but I found it far too thick and heavy. I didn't see the adjective, but the one that suits it best, in my opinion, is SHARP, given the sharp angles of the horns. The positives of my GF38 are the design, the extraordinary li…

For a few years now, I have been looking for THE 3-hand diving watch that would stay on my wrist and that I would not get tired of after a few weeks. Among the contenders that I acquired and unfortunately did not stay: • the iconic submariner date and no date (more of a bucket list effect: yes I had them, but in the end meh) • the black and blue Tudor BB58: nice fashion effect but nothing more • a blue Bell&Ross diver: impeccable finish but the magic did not work for long • 2 green and blue hydroconquest: sim…

Seduced by the originality of the classic Grands Fonds 300, I waited for the launch of the GF 38 in 39mm format to take the plunge. I chose the model with baton indexes and roulette date (even numbers in red). A unique watch with its crown at 6 o'clock, fine when worn. The only downside is the precision: +10/11 seconds per day for an elaborate Sellita SW200, but within the standards for the brand I contacted and which offered me an adjustment for €160... for a watch worth just over 3K, a fine workshop adjustment wo…