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I was impatiently waiting for your report, Jerome
As a big GP Fan I am!
I was really mesmerized by the Vintage 66 Chrono, which is a superb offer in the category of the very nice Chronos.
If only GP released it with a Manual movement, I think I would certainly jump on it!
My other favourite is a watch you didn't take in picture: The World Time, I mean the simple one.
A competitor, and a serious one, of the PP WT!
I really appreciate what GP is doing these last years...
And I wish them the best!
Nicolas
SIHH 2010: Some personal views on new Girard-Perregaux watches!
It has been a month already since the last SIHH and I know that you've already seen those new watches from Girard-Perregaux. Still I wanted to share a few pictures I took myself and give some impressions. The Laureato Tourbillon sous Trois Ponts d'Or is c...
I was impatiently waiting for your report, Jerome
As a big GP Fan I am! I was really mesmerized by the Vintage 66 Chrono, which is a superb offer in the category of the very nice Chronos. If only GP released it with a Manual movement, I think I would certainly jump on it! My other favourite is a watch yo...
Thank you Nicolas
Hi, I don't see thelm launching a manual wind calibre now, for such a tiny market, but who knows? I didn't post the steel WWTC small second again as it was launched last year: They launched the pink gold version this year, but I had no good picture. A ver...
Superb offerings from GP!
Thanks, Dje! The palladium limited editions are soooo nice! I love the 1966 Collection. To me, the models from that line are the most attractive watches from GP. Nothing against their sport and high horology offerings, but the 1966 Full Calendar, the limi...
Thanks Daos!
Hi, I love the 1966 line myself! And I just learnt that Carla Bruni loves it too, as she apparently offered an Annual Calendar Equation of Time to her husband recently! Cheers Dje
the refined broad arrows
r just as u stated, so refined and beautiful that i still secretly desire one the chrono is a sure winner, do u have a shot of its back? Thx for the reports! Ed~
Thank you for your comments
Hi, I have no shot of the back in fact, but it shows the automatic calibre (balance and rotor). Cheers Dje
Very interesting report Sir, I am still very interested in those three
gold bridges and I am with you on the new round presentation--outstanding. I am still remembering them in the metal from our visit to GP! Thanks for all you do here, very welcoming piece. Best, Tim
Thanks Tim
Hi Tim, Are you still looking for the "one", the three gold bridges tourbillon that will catch you? Cheers Dje
You know me too well Sir! We have to keep several in the hunt,
that is what makes life interesting in this WIS world of ours. Take good care. Best, Tim
Thanks. Beautiful creations for this year.
In love with GP since this: Once, a long time ago, it was my favorite watch. Cheers. Vte...
Great post, Dje!
The original Gold Bridges Tourbillon remains to be my favourite of them all. A real pleasure to see in person.
RE: personal views on new GP watches
Hi Dje, Thanks for sharing your views on the new GP watches. Great pics! My favorite is the three bridge tourbillon. Regards, ED-209
Thanks Dje for your photos. The 1966 Full Calendar in Pd is fantastic!
It's quite light, and the blue week and month display are quite unique (most of the full calendars on the market offer either black and red displays) Combined, gives it a very chilling and electric appearance! Thanks again! Jon (Z3)
If GP is reading this forum...
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE Release your wonderful 1966 line in stainless steel!
That would help a lot indeed
Hi, On the contrary the temptation would become dangerous! Cheers Dje