Girard Perregaux

Hello everyone, I’m a long-time mechanical watch enthusiast and recently had my Girard-Perregaux Richeville Chronograph (Ref. 2765, stainless steel) fully serviced by GP. Along with the service, I requested a Certificate of Authenticity, which is currentl

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This is the GP I know and especially love … neo-vintage. 🧡

G'day, some earlier catalogues by GP show a wonderful watch: The reference 09970 chronograph. It?s a (very hard to recognize) triple golden bridge tourbillon movement with minute repeater and a very classic two-"pliers" chronograph rattrapante. One may ar

For those who know … Some very special pieces from the NEO-vintage period for Girard-Perregaux. This Laureato from 1997 SIHH novelties is a good example. The Ref 99070, a 40 mm stainless steel case, with a traditional look: Tourbillon, 3 Gold Bridges, Los

A piece unique, issued in year 2000. Quite a marvel. The mix of a Minute Repeater and a tourbillon is magic. Add three enameled gold bridges and you have a masterpiece! Best, Nicolas

The blooming Hydrangeas are too beautiful not to capture! With my blue Laureato 38 mm. HAGD Friends! 🍻 Thanks for stopping by.

As the heatwave heats I’m spending more time outside and what else is there to do but to take pictures of this beauty. The dimming light (it’s pm) made the applied numbers and hands really stand out

I’ve been on the lookout for the F-50 for quite a few years. All had some issue: no box or warranty or both; with a dealer reluctant to ship to the United States; or owned by a private citizen making it time consuming and imposingly difficult and time con

From the archives …. This is the 41 mm Laureato that is 10.1 mm thick. Ref 81000 The laureato had not been in the GP catalog for a few years and it returned in 2016 with this Limited Edition. It would start the generation 5. Prior to Gen 5, the Laureato E