Girard Perregaux

My father passed away last year, but my mother just came across this watch and passed it on to me. I've been searching around trying to find more info on this particular variant, but have not found this exact version. This version has 9034 GK stamped on t

Credit picture: Neo fashion store. Not bad, not bad. Best, Nicolas

When considering cost and looks. Such a clean looking piece, IMO.

This year, Girard Perregaux comes with three new Laureato called Absolute, the Time Only, the Chronograph and the WW TC. The idea behind the word " Absolute " is making a more powerful Laureato. A bigger case, which is 44 mm, now, made in PVD coated titan

A monotone look / perspective

With all the steel watch frenzy for the usual suspects This is a breath of fresh air, a bang for the buck and truly under appreciated ( which could be good for us collectors)

The one that was the re-launch of the of the Laureato line. Limited to 225 pieces for Girard-Perregaux 225 Years Anniversary: LE of 225 with blue dial and 225 with white dial. 41mm of Sport Chic! Best Blomman

Introduced in the catalogue, in 2013, in steel and titanium, it was also available in rose gold and in titanium DLC in 2014. Compared to the WW TC, the Traveller WW TC has an asymmetric case, which is one millimeter bigger ( 44 mm versus 43 mm ). Here is

On this forum I had expressed my concerns about the radioactivity emanating from my G-P ref: 7317 Gyromatic. I store most of my small watch collection on cushions in individual wooden boxes with hinged transparent lids that all fit neatly together, twelve

Friends, We all know that Girard-Perregaux have some very nice watches with the Large Date complication in their current collection. For example, the 1966 Large Date Moon Phases: Or the Vintage 1945 XXL: GP has a very nice Large Date mechanism. Seamless,