Girard Perregaux

I have read in this forum that many of you enjoyed the new release of GP, well scalpers did enjoy it as well ! I sincerly hope no purist will buy from the secondary market so soon. I do understand on the other hand the confidence it gives to true owners a

Hi guys, new addition to my rectangular collection. GP Vintage 1945 ref. 2593. The fitting on the wrist is perfect. I love sphere dial and crystal, it is hard to catch this on the photo, but the execution is perfect, including bended hands. Last but not l

Lots of patina on this well-worn GP, which I’m guessing dates from the 1940s based on the model. The unusual crown at 9 o’clock changes the register at 12 o’clock to enable the user to set a particular time to remember. The hands on that top register move

Here is the last creation born from the partnership between Girard Perregaux and Aston Martin. The special detail here? The case, which is an alloy of titanium and carbon taken from two 2021 F1 cars. The strap too is a blend of rubber and carbon! The case

I had the totally white dial version first, sold it, regretted it, and now purchased this one with beige subdials: love it! This one als has titanium case, but doesn’t feel “too light” as many titanium watches do. Maybe because of the movement and rotor,

The perfect beauty which should deserve more attention: Enjoy. Nicolas

From 2014, if my memory serves me well. Quite appealing, don't you think? Best, Nicolas

..... such an incredible design. Add: rarity. GP Type 20 are basically "in-exsitent". My Breguet is - compared to it - almost a mass production item. Cheers, HSTE

While having a noodle lunch. 👍 Cheers friends. 🥃💨 Geross.

It is not a mystery, I really like this one. I considered it many times. The play of transparency, light, and the big case goes very well with this version in my opinion. It was issued in 2015, if my memory serves me well. And also came a bit later, in st