Girard Perregaux

at a diner with my family, asked if someone had a small pocket knife. Wel one of my boys had, so I popped open the back. This the result, the dial is a bit faded but still a lot of character. Cheers, Dirk

Finally, I have been able to take the Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph hands-on and report on it with my personal impressions. Ever since it’s rebirth in 2016 with the Anniversary Laureato, the Laureato has quickly become a key successful line for Gi

I will not say much other than that I'm extremely happy! Come and join our WristScan this week, free theme! www.watchprosite.com CC

Friends, time to have a another fresh look at the Girard-Perregaux Neo-Tourbillon. One of the most convincing new releases from GP in the last decade. Together with the Constant Escapement see here www.watchprosite.com a dream watch! The question

in three colours... Yes, we have seen this before by Blomman, so this is my interpretation. And this may sound funny, but the red belongs to Mr, Green, the grey to Mr. Blue, while the blue-green is mine Oh yeah, the back is also worth a sight! Best, CC

Ok, let's continue with some more Triplets. An already older shot, but probably still a world exclusive! 3 Generations of Laureato's with blue Clous-de-Paris dials! Left, the 225th Anniversary, middle the 8010 from the mid 90s and right the original from

Friends, Just as a quick reminder after some recent posts. I will not name or blame anyone, but please let’s be considerate that any taste in watches is very subjective. You are of course free to voice your opinion as this is one of the reasons why we com

Some rare references which are not often seen... ...by some magic, ends up in front of my camera... This time the Girard-Perregaux Deep Diver 9076 C, a.k.a. the Green Lantern! Now I wonder if we will ever be able to make a four-shot of this reference?! Be