Girard-Perregaux Ferrari Split-Seconds Chronograph

TheMadDruid · 2019-03-20T11:03:04Z

Explore TheMadDruid's favorite Girard-Perregaux split-seconds chronograph from the Ferrari co-branded era. Discover why these late '90s GP chronographs are highly regarded.

This is still my favorite split seconds watch of all. I love chronographs and I’ve had quite a few over the years. I’m partial to the Dato and my new love is the Centigraphe. But I am of the opinion that when GP and Ferrari co-branded watches in the late ‘90s and early 2000s they made some of the be

This is still my favorite split seconds watch of all.

I love chronographs and I’ve had quite a few over the years. I’m partial to the Dato and my new love is the Centigraphe. But I am of the opinion that when GP and Ferrari co-branded watches in the late ‘90s and early 2000s they made some of the best, if not the best, chronographs ever. From simple chronos to flybacks; rattrapantes a foudroyante and Perpetual Calendar Chronographs...all so beautiful and perfectly proportioned. Hope you enjoy this one.

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keks

Mar 20, 2019

Such a cool piece...

Some years ago I was very close to pulling the trigger on a titanium version of this... yours look lovely even in the dark!

TheMadDruid

Mar 21, 2019

Thanks, keks.

The Ti is also vey nice. In fact, they all are.

amanico

Mar 20, 2019

I always loved this one. Great looking Split Seconds, indeed. Bring it with you, please, when you come in Europe! [nt]

VMM

Mar 20, 2019

Fantastic watch. Love it. [nt]

TS1987

Mar 20, 2019

Split seconds and foudroyant?

I do not think even Patek or Lange did this

amanico

Mar 20, 2019

There were several brands which did it. Panerai, too, housing the same movement. [nt]

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