Girard Perregaux WW.TC Ferrari F1-053

Luis6 · 2016-03-12T05:02:50Z

Explore the Girard Perregaux WW.TC Ferrari F1-053 with a carbon fiber dial, world time complication, and unique Maranello city ring. See detailed photos and lume shots.

Luis6 shares an in-depth look at his Girard Perregaux WW.TC Ferrari F1-053, a sportier iteration of the brand's iconic world timer. His detailed photos highlight the carbon fiber dial, impressive lume, and the unique Maranello city designation, offering a fresh perspective on this beloved reference. This post serves as a valuable visual guide for collectors interested in the nuances of GP's WW.TC line, especially its collaborative editions.

Most of you have been very familiar with the WW.TC line. I just want to share a few photos of my sportier Ferrari F1-053 version.

Carbon fiber dial.

The lume is actually very good.

Main crown and pushers.

The crown at the 9 o'clock side for setting the city ring.

The main European timezone is marked as Maranello in red, Ferrari's hometown and signature color.

The sun

And the Moon

The ww.tc is really a top, iconic watch from GP!

Thank you.

Luis

Key Points from the Discussion

The WW.TC lume is a rarely seen feature, and the detailed shots are highly appreciated by the community.
The Ferrari F1-053 is one of several GP-Ferrari collaboration watches, and the world timer complication is particularly appealing to some collectors.
The carbon fiber dial offers a distinct look in person, and the WW.TC is considered a complex and enjoyable watch by the author.
The 43mm case size of this specific WW.TC version is noted, with a subtle 1mm difference from the current 44mm models potentially impacting wearability.
The bezel and lugs of the watch appear highly polished, resembling steel rather than titanium, which is an interesting aesthetic detail.

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crown comfort

Mar 12, 2016

thanks for sharing. I find it interesting that the bezel and lugs do not look like Titanium at all, they seem highly polished like steel. Like it a lot! CC

agyzace

Mar 12, 2016

Amazing pictures Luis! Thanks for sharing! Having worked at Ferrari F1 in Maranello, I wonder whether I should consider one. Have a great weekend! Alex

Horology75

Mar 12, 2016

A piece to own and cherish ! Best,

Luis6

Mar 12, 2016

Then you should definitely consider one, Alex! Apart from this one, there are other different Ferrari versions of You might also want to have a look at other GP-Ferrari collaboration offerings.

agyzace

Mar 12, 2016

I knew of chronos which I don\'t like too much. I also know of some rattrapante ones which are cool but in general I don\'t buy chronos any more. I will check the WT versions, since WT is a very appealing complication to me. Thanks for educating me Luis! All the very best, Alex

rnaden

Mar 12, 2016

Equally stunning watch. I just wish that the current versions had the same size as this one. The larger sizes just don't work for me.

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