Girard Perregaux

I’m not showing the watch this time, one who knows should know, the Ferrari Foudroyante comes with an excessively large box, which can store 9 watches! After years of storage under nowhere in cabinet, I picked it out recently, finding that all the interio

This is also watch that I have for over 20 years. It is a Ferrari split second Foudroyante. This Girard Perregaux is a 18k white gold case and is made for limited numbers of 150 pieces to celebrate the establish of Ferrari 70th years. The movement was off

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it's suppose to be a blue dial 7001 chrono, but couldn't find info or photos on google on this specific model...any additional details would be appreciated, thank, y

I don't know who to credit for this nice photo. This version, in platinum with its ruthenium dial, is my favorite. Alas, super hard to find. Enjoy, Nicolas

Some 5 or 6 years ago, the Vintage 1966 manual winding chronograph, ref 49529 was a missed opportunity. The good thing? The manual winding movement, which is said to be in house, while I think it is born from the collaboration between Girard Perregaux and

How cannot you fall in love when you see that? But once encased... There is a big issue, which is confirmed once on the wrist... This is a watch which is unwearable for most of the wrists... The case is 48 mm big, and... 18,66 mm high! Jaeger Lecoultre do

Dear All: I'm a long time watch enthusiast with an interest in both current models as well as 1960s and 1970s watches, especially Omega chronographs from that era. However, by chance, I stumbled upon a couple of tuning fork watches and Beta 21 watches whi

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