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And, Base > Everything Else ! 14 years old this one. Simplicity at its best.

So comfortable on the wrist with the 39mm case and the bracelet. Best, Gerard

Seeing some beautiful pics of the new Ingenieur has piqued my interest about how it compares to the Laureato. 42 mm versus 40 mm. Now when I first discovered the GP, I bought the 38 mm, which actually wore more like a 36, a bit too small for my liking. I

Going twenty plus days now and I relish this watch. Very versatile and a bit under the radar, and 40mm is nothing short of perfection in my eyes. Wishing you all a great week!

I’m really liking the blue dial with the light tan ostrich strap.

Link at the end of my post. You may remember that I was quite upset with GP management for releasing what I consider to be yet another dial change reference last week. Solid gold ... so what. Same case, movement etc etc. Green sage. Lazy. And treating col

Picture from yesterday…

Since this piece was signed "A Porchet", this signature means that she worked on this dial all on her own. Around 5 to 10% of her atelier's yearly production bears such signature. With others signed "AP", those dials are worked on by her and her team unde

When Kering bought the Sowind Group in 2011, they had big plans for GP and it’s sister company JDR. Veteran Michele Sofisti was parachuted in from Kering. “Sofisti-cated” … he created a multi-pronged strategy. One centred around clarity of brand and model