I see your point.

Girard Perregaux Opera One.

By: amanico : March 7th, 2026-10:15

Tourbillon AND Minute Repeater Carillon. When Girard made us dream... A bit thick, though... But not at the point to make me stop dreaming. Best, Nicolas ...

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Always been annoyed by the unaligned tourbillon🤔

By: netwatches : March 7th, 2026-10:45

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By: amanico : March 7th, 2026-10:49

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What I didn’t know was that GP brought the tourbillion into mainstream they using novel manufacturing to produce a cheaper and more versatile version. Am I wrong?

By: aperna : March 7th, 2026-12:46

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The Neo Tourbillon?

By: amanico : March 7th, 2026-12:50

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A dream piece indeed...

By: Goh : March 7th, 2026-13:00

though the watch and bezel are a bit thick.

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I concur, on all points.

By: amanico : March 7th, 2026-13:27

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Whilst I can appreciate the Girard Perregaux Opera One for the technical brilliance it delivers.

By: Marc Obermann : March 7th, 2026-13:15

It really is just not my type of watch as I find both the size of the bezel and the case thickness of the watch off putting. Marc

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It's a good thing they wrote "Tourbillon" and "Repitition Minutes Carillon" on the dial or else the owner surely would have forgotten with such a discreet dial

By: LK : March 7th, 2026-14:48

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Hehehe! ;)

By: amanico : March 7th, 2026-19:01

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Christophe Claret’s work.

By: hora12reborn : March 7th, 2026-16:02

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Yes, mon ami.

By: amanico : March 7th, 2026-19:01

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I've handled a similar one live and find this bezel wide but rather stylish in its own right. IMHO, nowadays bezels are thin to make watches look bigger/wider, but it is not necessarily better, just different.

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