Girard Perregaux

I am back! After a well needed family vacation in the sun I am back home. This Thursday I would like to throw you back to the 1967… We all know what happen that year at the Neuchatel Observatory in Switzerland. Girard-Perregaux dominated and was awarded t

is right after vacation... and with a Girard-Perregaux Olimpico Chronograph you can be sure not to miss the time for the next holidays. CC

Friends, Baron’s recent series of identifying future Rolex classics from the modern era - see here: has led me to think about doing a little research on semi-vintage Girard-Perregaux’s from the 1990s and share some still underappreciated models. Now, let

I like to share a shot I love of my Girard-Perregaux 1966 in Pink Gold. The combination of the white enamel dial, heated blue hands with the old weather beaten wooden beam in the background... Enjoy your weekend! Best Blomman

Friends, it was time to take out one of the GPs that was my first love of the brand in 1997, the Girard-Perregaux Richeville Chronograph 2750. Still looks fresh in my book and especially in summer I love wearing it. Best, CC

Enjoy a nice swimming pool time

Skeleton Vs black dial Both are lovely I actually loved the black dial version and would be interested if there was a blue dial

I always always keep going back to it Wether at my local AD or when I travel when ever I see it I must strap it on They really nailed it with this watch in every single element Perfect and better yet it’s a very very great value for the money like none ot

Friends, some fresh shots of my black dial Girard-Perregaux Gyrodate, Ref 9080. With 36mm case and rotating bezel it has a good size on the wrist and a clever way of telling daydate. The black version I have does not have the HF movement nor a Chronometer