Girard Perregaux

Some will regret the level of finishings of the Tourbillon with gold bridges and their traditional look, but this modern evocation gains some cool factor, here. An interesting alternative, in my opinion. At the point I seriously considered getting one. Be

1975: the Vietnam war ends, Volkswagen introduces the Golf, some geek called Bill Gates founds Microsoft, Sony introduces Betamax. 8 years earlier, Dustin Hoffman plays in the movie The Graduate, known in Italy as Il Laureato. Even further back in 193

www.watchtime.com And yes, it was me that busted the myth of Adolfo Natalini. 🙂 🤝

An impressive beast, more front than back, though. Best, Nicolas

Friends, Marc Michel-Amadry (MMA), the Managing Director (MD) of Girard-Perregaux came over to our house in Singapore for dinner last night. It was a pleasure to meet him with my family in a casual environment. My mother prepared local delights which we w

Very clean, this WW TC with a 1966 case. It is a good base for some thrilling dial variations, don't you think so? Best, Nicolas

It’s old but never gets old Almost 10 years now and still going strong “POST TENEBRAS LVX”

Sharing a few pics and of my GP "silver" dial ref 4940 Traveler II. 38 mm but wears more like a 39/40 mm. While it is called the "silver" dial, it has elements of beige in it. Perhaps opaline dial would be more accurate. I think it's a superb Neo-vintage

The dark edged numerals and rail track against the matte dial.