Girard Perregaux

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For those who are in search of an exquisite Tourbillon, GP is certainly of the best brand to visit. The level of finish is excellent, and the visual impact of a GP Tourbillon offers an immediate pleasure to the eyes. Another observation which describes th... 

a tourbillon should display the highest possible finishing, and GP does a great job on the aesthetics of their touribillons, both with he design and the execution. Bill

Dear Bill, Thanks for the great photos. I look forward to meeting you one day, I do not live too far from you at all. Mike Margolis Pres., Girard-Perregaux North America

please let me know when you are next up my way. Bill

I confess, I'd have a difficult time choosing between all these beauties. It comes down to the Laureato with sapphire bridges and the 220th anniversary 1966 tourby for me, I think. Oh, but rectangular watches are so chic too...I don't know! What I DO know... 

or 1945, and I would be pretty darn happy with that too! :-) Bill

What can I say,I repeat once more that I never liked an automatic movement for a tourbillon,i always thought that IF I will ever own one it has to be manual.....BUT if you ask me which is my fav tourbillon,I would say GP 3GB! Now which one?3sapphire bridg... 

I agree with you in having a preference for manual winding tourbillon watches. I think the microrotor on the GP gives the look of a manual winding watch while combining it with the convenience of a self-winding watch. The engineering served the aesthetics...