Girard Perregaux

The exercise of creating a skeleton watch is always difficult because the path between successful and old fashioned outcomes is very narrow. Because it is the hard law of this type of watches: by trying to display the most they can, they may fall into a t...  

Personally I am not a big fan of skeleton watches, but in this case I like what I see! I think the way this one was executed, it goes perfectly into the GP 1966 collection. Will have to wait until I see this one in real before giving my final statement. B... 

You will not be disappointed! Thanks. Fx

I really like the way some brands take in skeleton style such as Blancpain and now GP. Finally, it is less "old school" and "rococo" style

Rococo is a word I used quite often in front of some watches. I'm happy with this new trend. Thanks for your comments! Fx

really love this novelty from GP. Like I have a preference against the position of the small seconds, but in the end, it would not stop me from getting this watch. Very much want to see this one on real. Best, CC

You know, the main hurdle would stop me from getting it is the price but not the second hand! I found it a bit overpriced to be honest with you but I was really impressed by the outcome. Thanks. Fx

I saw the suggested retail and it's like 5 times of a normal 38mm 1966.

The GP logo at 12 kind of bothers me. Otherwise a well balanced mixture of tradition and modernity.

As I said in the review, I was a bit disturbed by this logo but when I saw the watch in the metal, it was fine for me. Fx

I should try to see one in person.