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In this engaging WatchProSite feature, original author this_hobby_of_hours invites the community to share their Girard Perregaux wrist shots, sparking a vibrant discussion that transcends mere aesthetics. Their initial post, showcasing a discontinued Laureato 38mm, serves as a catalyst for collectors to delve into the brand's diverse history, movement characteristics, and the nuances of collecting GP timepieces. This article synthesizes those contributions, offering valuable insights for both seasoned enthusiasts and those new to the world of Girard Perregaux.
Well said. Not overpowering or Imposing. My wrist is 18.3 cm (7.2 inches). So medium sized I would say. So even folks with medium wrists can wear the 38 mm too. Do you have a GP as well?
But you are the guilty Marc. I already read this so many time on WatchProSite. You love for Laureato are contagious. We have to be careful π€£.
The steel/blue dial version,...that has left the collection since then. But more than adequatly replaced this year by the AM green ceramic version. Best, Gerard
It was a gift from a friend of his, most probably in the 80s. I hope it's not fake, as I could never found any information about it from the internet. It is manual winding, wears comfortably and still keeps okay timing. The bracelet could be white gold, and manufactured with very high quality. If anyone knows anything about it, most likely it's you, Marc π
Very very tempting ....
Watches like this have a lot of sentimental value!
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