Girard Perregaux

I am not a tourbillon guy - but am still intrigued by a few of these marvels: Haldimann H1, Omega Central Tourbillon, JLC Reverso Platinum No. 2, and this one: Absolutely stunning. Best, Goh ...  

the watch isn't mine, but it is very tempting.

Splendid, marvelous, wonderful Cheers, Alex

(Pic from Monochrome) I like the monochromatic look and the simpler appearance. Dirk ...  

But it is also much larger at 44mm diameter x 14.55mm height. I, personally, strongly prefer 38mm to 44mm case size.

although I am not into their later versions: ...  

But close to 200k retail I don't know what they are thinking.

the classic ones are more to my liking.

Thank you for sharing, The contrast in the colour between the bridges and the case make this watch even more spectacular.

with both engraved (?) mainplate and bridges.

Is it 38mm in diameter, isn't it? Mine is in a different case and with manual movement but not too bad either. ...  

The watch isn't mine - the dealer who owns it said that it is 39 mm. Here is its back: How is yours functioning all this while? Do you encounter any issue with it? Regards, Goh ...  

The case of mine has an interesting shape, it is a frustum with 38mm width at the top of the case and 39mm at the bottom.

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Back in a day GP made only 30 of them. 10 of each color.

99800, right? ...  

According to this article www.watchprosite.com

... but the watch isn't mine.

Interesting how Icon’s get defined. For most brands it’s a model within their collections, AP/RO for example. In the case of GP, I’d make the case that it’s this movement architecture even more so than say the Laureato again for example. How many brands c...