Girard Perregaux

When vintage watches come in such a condition, it is hard to resist. A time capsule, a real one... With a stunning smoke brown dial. Well, finding one like this is a real miracle. Giles, you are a lucky guy! Best, Nicolas

If so, could you tell me if this is the type of box and style of papers that originally came with the watch. Photo credit: yyrriirkgsoti Moderator note: Photo credit updated to remove sellers account information.

One of those Chronographs I would love to add in my collection, for its split ( and foudroyante ) second, for its movement based on a 7750 totally reworked by Jaquet Baume, and for its aesthetics. A drawing of the movement: Platinum ( our dear Sandgroper'

Another rare bird to see, it's only for Japan Domestic Market, limited to 50 pcs with Breguet numerals & a depth blue dial.

Hi All Just a couple of quick shots of my GP alarm this morning - including that all important A! Cheers JML

Still on deep love with this one Full with scars of love

I m just wondering if Anyone still wearing 33-35mm vintage watches on everyday basis? These days I find smaller than 38mm a true pleasure.

We all know the recipe, but each time, it is for our biggest pleasure. Here, this year, we have a 44 mm rose gold case, 15, 52 mm high, sapphire glass and case back, three open bridges on the front, which are made in gold covered with black PVD, and three

A sapphire case, playing with light and contrasting with the darkened bridges. An eye catching watch, even if I still prefer the white gold or black version. Launched in 2019: Here is the review, for those who want to know more about this watch: Best, Ni