Girard Perregaux

A picture I like a lot. Of a watch I love, and which I will wear more often in the next weeks. Best, Nicolas

Hi All, I'm a novice at watch collecting, so please forgive the naivete. Tried unsuccessfully to learn about this watch on my own. Could not find a similar example anywhere. Unknown date of production. Some details that might be helpful and images below.

Hi Everyone, Need some help to ID this piece. The most distinctive part of the watch dial is that the 3 and 9 o'clock is oriented differently. See the pic. Thank very much for any assistance. Singapore Marc

What can you tell me about this split-second model? I really like it too! Is this a GP base with module, or ETA? I bet this looks pretty sharp on bracelet! Thanks! Doug

Mine is the vintage 45 serie, i have a 2599 in pink gold, but my favorite is the grand date with moonphase. The size and the looks are superb! My local retailer has a very nice set of a classique elegance and a vintage 45, both in steel with blue dial and

GP is such a good brand with complication and idea every year - www.tc, vintage moonphase big date, 3 gold bridge tourbillon. Now, the chance comes. I took this from my friend. I am fustrated if I shall keep this automatic rattrapante for long, reference

that neat vintage pieces like this one don't look ridiculous nowadays (34 mm, RG, about 1950). Best, Ivo

A Plo Prof ala Girard Perregaux. A watch I didn't like when I saw the first official photos. The kind of watch which makes you change your mind when you see it in real life. Maybe one day it will be mine. What a character! Best, Nicolas

Hi everyone Any info would be great. I searched the forums but didn’t anything. Thanks, Marc This message has been edited by India Whiskey Charlie on 2022-07-31 20:06:49

Let's show them they have many fans, here, and that we would gladly welcome some exciting watches. Let's see what we have, in our dreams, or in the reality. For me, the collection is meager, but I had some. Those I had: The Laureato Chrono: The WW TC Whit