Girard Perregaux Constant Escapement Titanium
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Girard Perregaux Constant Escapement Titanium

By Horology75 · Jun 21, 2016 · 28 replies
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Horology75 shares his initial impressions of the Girard Perregaux Constant Escapement in titanium, a watch he's admired since its 2013 white gold debut. This post captures the excitement of finally acquiring a dream watch, offering a first look at its comfort and design, and promising future updates on its accuracy.

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Hi All,
First time I tried this piece was in 2013 at the Salon QP London and at that time they had newly launched the white gold version in 48mm. Come 2016 the watch was shrunk down to 46mm and now avbl in titanium version. My honest view of 24 hours of possession....love it ! Very comfortable & would right away order Pin buckle as I don't find the Dp sitting well on my wrist . Have not gotten on the accuracy test as yet but over the weekend will also get down to that.
A lot has been written about this marvel and in depth analysis . I will come back with my feedback as days pass by. In the meantime. Enjoy the shots....














Last image of 2013 at the Salon QP

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Antoim
Jun 21, 2016
Amazing piece! Nice OVI! [nt]

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Horology75
Jun 21, 2016
Would not have been possible without your help ...you are a star [nt]

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Antoim
Jun 22, 2016
This is the least I could do for you my friend! No one deserves it more! :) [nt]

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Horology75
Jun 22, 2016
Thank you buddy!! [nt]

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Antoim
Jun 23, 2016
With great pleasure! [nt]

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Alkiro1
Jun 21, 2016
Very nice watch and pictures Ovi. Thank you

I think GP did the right choice by reducing the case size of this watch by 2mm... even if it is always too big for most of people. Best wishes Alkiro

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