Girard Perregaux

Lately, I have been drawn towards timepieces with colorful dials and, as fate would have it, I stumbled across this piece called "The Chambers of Wonders', produced by Girard-Perregaux offered at the Phillips Auction in Hong Kong. I was immediate captivat

Some will regret the level of finishings of the Tourbillon with gold bridges and their traditional look, but this modern evocation gains some cool factor, here. An interesting alternative, in my opinion. At the point I seriously considered getting one. Be

1970, Girard Perregaux scored the 5 first places at the Neuchatel Observatory Chronometry contest Brilliant! Best, Nicolas

Friends, One more shot on rearranged stones, this time the Girard-Perregaux Deep Diver 8867 V: The mixed colour stones background is really growing on me. I think next time I try to find a new background I will bring Junior along! Best Blomman

Discreet on the front, crazy on the back. Ok, the case is a bit outdated, but the watch remains a wonder. Best, Nicolas

Neo-vintage Laureato Carrick's in white gold. Mine in full steel. Both 40 mm ... for those who know. 😉 #Laureato- Olipico #GP8017

1975: the Vietnam war ends, Volkswagen introduces the Golf, some geek called Bill Gates founds Microsoft, Sony introduces Betamax. 8 years earlier, Dustin Hoffman plays in the movie The Graduate, known in Italy as Il Laureato. Even further back in 193

www.watchtime.com And yes, it was me that busted the myth of Adolfo Natalini. 🙂 🤝

An impressive beast, more front than back, though. Best, Nicolas