Girard Perregaux Art Deco "Casino" Dial Circa 1960s

Somewhere between Geneva elegance and Vegas flare, the Girard‑Perregaux reference 9034FK “Casino Dial” spins into view—a bold design that shows just how playful Swiss watchmaking could get in the late 1960s. Beneath the acrylic crystal, you’ll find rectangular white and red markers hand-painted directly on the dial, as well as a white “small seconds” subdial that emulates a roulette ball. 

Housed in a compact 34.5mm steel case with short, angular lugs and a screw-down case back, the 9034FK is powered by the in-house, manually wound Caliber 12.3. 

Photographed here, our late‑1960s Girard‑Perregaux “Casino Dial” remains remarkably well-preserved, with rich color saturation on the dial and its original “beads of rice” bracelet. The hand-painted enamel roulette motif is intact and striking. 

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