Girard Perregaux

I have the option to purchase a gp laureato olimpico but i jabe never seen this configuration before and i do not want to spemd thousands on a frankenwatch please help!

About a year ago, Chronopassion posted this photo on IG in order to guage reaction to a gold dial Laureato prototype. I'm curious to know whether anyone has ever seen such a piece issued by GP? While I'm at it, I have also seen a photo of a Laureato with

You all know that our dear Mohanad is in love with its steel Laureato Skeleton, unveiled in 2017, if my memory serves me well: It was first introduced with the rose gold model. But since then, we could discover three other variations, with a brushed and p

I had my Girard-Perregaux 1966 Chronograph with me yesterday for a meeting with old friends... So time to share a quick fresh shot... That watch never gets boring. CC

it is a lovely piece and I like a lot its dial which highlights the clous de Paris pattern. Fx

An old picture to share with you. A marvel, and one of these rare watches to have a rectangular chronograph movement, fully in house. For those who fear that it is too small, here is the evidence it is not, on my 17 cm wrist. And an old companion, as I wi

Different by the shape of its case, different by the way it displays Time. But how cool is this watch! I will post my review on that watch when I find it. But it is hard to believe this watch was unveiled in 2007. It is still so fresh and young! Best, Nic

Magic, pure magic, this Girard Perregaux Bi Axial Tourbillon, in tantalum. Did you know that the dial was made in platinum, that the bridges were in sapphire? That, combined to the tantalum case, makes an awesome outcome. The only problem? The height of t

Put TracieC's GP on a different strap for summer, I always love seeing this case strapless.