Girard Perregaux 1966

My favorite remains the white gold version, but this one, warmer in rose gold, has a lot of charm. Best, Nicolas

Issued in 2017, GP wanted to revisit their WW TC. Steel or rose gold. A much cleaner look ( too clean? ), no date, not bad at all. Curiously I didn't see GP offreing other versions of this watch, case size / metal or dial colors. Best, Nicolas

Issued in 2014, this is not a watch we often see. The beautiful 1966 case, a friendly complication. Not too sure about the dial, though. The hands are disputable, too. What do you think? Best, Nicolas

A wonder. When simple is just beautiful. If only it could have a solid case back, or... A bigger movement! Best, Nicolas

Another great looking Chronograph, from a not too distant past. A pity it doesn't have a bigger and manual winding movement, because, aesthetically, this is a HIT. Best, Nicolas

White Gold 40 mm case. If only it had a solid case back, and a tad smaller case or bigger movement! Best, Nicolas

Totally overlooked, but what a charm! That's the GP we love. Just change the see-through case back for a solid one, and here we are! Best, Nicolas

I quite like the 1966 chronograph line, but the movement is too small for the watch, and thus the subdials were poorly positioned. I think the neobridges line is a great skeleton dial watch, but the proportions of 45mm are too large. IMHO GP is so close a

42 x 12, 90 mm of pure class, beauty and elegance, in rose gold, with a superb... Enamel Grand Feu dial. And what to say about this movement, with its sublime half arrow Tourbillon Bridge? I just regret that since its launch in 2012, Girard Perregaux didn

From 2014, if my memory serves me well. Quite appealing, don't you think? Best, Nicolas