Girard Perregaux Richeville 2750

Friends, here is a little fun fact for Friday: Typically, within a model line that establishes a recognisable name, a manufacturer will try to keep a common appearance or some other feature that one could recognise a model belonging to a certain line. For example, the Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945:

Friends, it was time to take out one of the GPs that was my first love of the brand in 1997, the Girard-Perregaux Richeville Chronograph 2750. Still looks fresh in my book and especially in summer I love wearing it. Best, CC

let's take a look at an even earlier model from the 90s, the Girard-Perregaux Richeville Chronograph 2750. Great Tonneau Case and exploding numerals on the dial. A strong and long-lasting love for me. CC

Let us have a fresh look at the 90ies GP Richeville Chronographs with tonneau case. There have been two different References, 2710 and 2750. At a first look, one could think they are almost identical, but a closer look will reveal a number of differences. First of course, there is the movement: Whil

2013 has seen a shift in my taste to more conservative styles of watch. It started last year looking at vintage 3 handers and progressed from there to getting a bit obsessed with "smart". Until now all my watches were round and with my first new watch this year I decided enough was enough, it was ti

Hi! New to the forum and a first time GP owner. Need some help from the experts. I purchased this used GP Richville (see 2 pixs)several weeks ago at a Watch show in Duesseldorf, Germany. I saw this watch and fell in love with it. I've been looking for a tonneau chronograph and when I saw this one fr