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42.6 mm Girard-Perregaux Laureato Evo 3 ref 80188, featuring a rare in-house quartz calibre 13500. Originally unveiled at SIHH 2010 with 40 pieces planned, likely only 20 produced. Commemorates Girard

Girard Perregaux releases the Laureato 50th Anniversary model, featuring a 39mm case diameter and a slim profile of 9.8mm thickness, embodying elegance and precision in watchmaking.

Explore various brands showcasing elegant grey dials, often overlooked but offering a classy alternative to black. Grey exudes quiet luxury, suitable for both office and evening wear. Personal favorit

Considering whether to keep a white gold or steel watch from GP, seeking advice on their differences, aesthetics, and practicality. Similar appearance, minor shine contrast, reflective on personal exp

Neo-vintage horological discussion featuring Royal Oak 15300 and Laureato 8010. The Royal Oak has a 39mm case, released in 2005, while the Laureato has a 36mm case, released in 1995. Details on produc

Rarely seen online, the Laureato 8010 salmon dial, a vintage Girard-Perregaux timepiece from 1995, stands out as a unique piece among a limited production of a few hundred. Celebrating World Photograp

Wearing a GP 38 mm Traveler 2 ref 4940 beige/off-white dial, showcasing its second time zone and mechanical alarm features. Balancing well, this circa 1997 neo-vintage piece reflects Gino Macaluso's i

Discover Girard Perregaux's unique 38mm Traveler 2 ref 4940 with a distinctive salmon dial, Breguet numerals, and dual timezone plus mechanical alarm functions. This rare 1999 timepiece, part of a lim

Discover special pieces from Girard-Perregaux's NEO-vintage era with a focus on a 1997 SIHH novelty, the Ref 99070. Featuring a stainless steel case, Tourbillon, 3 Gold Bridges, Losange Hands, and a u

GP Abarth 4946 Havana dial, a unique piece made circa 2004, exemplifies Girard Perregaux's neo-vintage charm. This off-catalog gem showcases the brand's timeless elegance and craftsmanship, a true col

Enjoy the vintage charm of an exquisite Girard Perregaux 2598 with a stunning Yves-Klein blue dial. Experience the elegance of a cushion case on the wrist. Delight in both current and close-up images

The author shares pics of their GP neo vintage chronographs, detailing various models' specifications. Includes Laureato-Olimpico models with limited production, Abarth model with no date, and cushion

Exploring the Neo-Vintage era, this article delves into why it resonates with watch enthusiasts. Discussing Swiss watchmaking's resurgence, it highlights the appeal of vintage styles in modern times,

Wearing a NEO-vintage Girard Perregaux 2499 on its original bracelet, akin to Patek's. The cushion case exudes beauty, with 180 silver dial pieces made, adding collectibility.

Exploring beyond traditional straps, the author ventures into the world of rubber straps for the Minerva Avus II watch. A unique choice, possibly a first for Minerva. With a playful backdrop featuring

The article showcases the GP 38 mm Traveler II ref 4940 with calibre 2291, one of 150 made with a salmon dial circa 2001. The author praises how Girard-Perregaux captured the perfect color tone of the

The Girard-Perregaux Laureato 8010, produced from 1995-2000, features a 36mm case, automatic GP calibre 3100, tritium dial, solid gold indices, and a GTF bracelet. Owned by the Macaluso family, it is

Adding the Minerva Pythagore grande Aviator to the collection, the author expresses joy after three years of searching. Two quick shots shared.

Limited edition 42mm neo-vintage watch, circa 1995, numbered XX/32, not confirmed if part of AVUS series. Made of sterling silver, including the buckle, giving it a pearly-grey hue. Features Valjoux 7

In 2004, a special commission of 50 pieces with GP in-house calibre 3370 and a dateless design was created. Owned by former Girard-Perregaux owner and race car driver Luigi “Gino” Macaluso, known for