
MTR's original post delves into the allure of the Girard-Perregaux Neo Tourbillon 'Three Bridges' 230th Anniversary Edition, a timepiece that captivated him after seeing a fellow collector's share. His candid exploration of this high-horology piece, particularly its transparent construction and significant price point, offers a relatable entry point for collectors contemplating a leap into ultra-luxury. MTR's journey highlights the emotional pull of a grail watch and the practical considerations that accompany such a significant acquisition.



I have a very expensive taste. Later on more, back to your grail watch. What can i say more? The 3 bridges is an outstanding watch. Not a grail personally for me, but if i had the money, i bought a peace. What you have with the 3 bridges, i have it with it’s sister the Laureate skeleton. Writing this, i can delete the previous, i want them both! Back to start, to my watch of dreams. Vacheron Constantin Twin Beat perpetual calendar. Succes in getting your Girard Perregaux.
I'm guessing the watch is not only going to be spectacular in person, but when wearing it, you will forget the hairy wrist and only see the watch! So it is double good. Let us know when it arrives ;-)
This is a very expensive hobby. It is the reality of it. To see is one thing, to own is quite another thing. In the middle is talking about watches.=D
But reality has set in for me. I cannot afford this piece. It costs north of 100k. Yikes…but very worth it, in this level of complications, and beauty.
Dear Weems@8! I was hoping you would NOT wish me any success but help me to withstand… 🙄
And it seems nobody can (or want to?) help me out of this. 😬 Do you prefer the first or second piece? Cheers Thomas
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