Girard Perregaux

Here are some of the novelties. One you know, but in a new ( to me ) case and dial combination. 1/ The Vintage 1945 Earth to Sky Edition: The case is in DLC Titanium, 36, 10 x 35, 25 mm big, with a sapphire case back and a polycristalline blue dial. The m

I don't know much about this model, but crisp dial and hands pushed me to buy this cool 50's GP If you have any info guys, don't hesitate to share.

Some pictures of this 1966 which gathers two complications which are very useful together: The Annual Calendar ( even if a perpetual calendar would have been better... ) and the Equation of Time. Indeed, it is quite great to have an Equation of Time assoc

Playing around with my loupe recently and I noticed this on my GP Ceramic Laureato...white mark/scratch between the "G" and "A" and some scratches on the top right corner of the nameplate near the "X". It's really not noticeable with the naked eye, but se

I thought they were participating, no? I have expected to see interesting new watches from them....but it seems they are very quiet.

This GP was made sometime in 1955-56. The model number is 6859 but that’s all I have been able to find out. I have been searching the internet for years and have never seen one with a faceted bezel like this. GP cannot tell me if this watch is unique, or

Euro hi-beat from late 1960s. Slim, 34mm but wears larger.

A couple of pictures I took when our dear Mad Druid was here in Paris, in 2019... I find the contrast between the yellow gold case and the black dial very appealing. Almost vintage, playing the card of Nostalgia. The Split Second, based on the 7750, is ve