
Nicolas, known as 'amanico' on WatchProSite, shares his enduring affection for the Girard Perregaux WW.TC in white gold, a watch he owned two decades ago. His reflection highlights the model's significance in the early 2000s, particularly its sophisticated combination of world time and chronograph complications, a rarity at the time. This piece offers a nostalgic look at a watch that, despite being sold, remains a cherished memory for a seasoned collector.

You had a white gold. Is it a problem to look for a stainless steel? I seen also some golden models. So it depends what i find. The Ferrari i skip. Also the F1 editions. I like the timelessness of the cream dialed ones.
Hey Gelato, Damn good look. This phrase used by a FIAT commercial a long time ago. Remember that FIAT 131 Miafore. A comfortable sedan with a fresh and pointy engine. It looks great, enough luggage space! The car was also in a take of a James Bond movie. Daniel Craig took a taxi, and that taxi was a FIAT 131. Seat produced a nephew under another model name. Have a nice day.
My uncle used to have one and rode with him several times π .
Going almost to the time out forum, talking cars. My grand father had one. I saw a commercial a long time a go about an insurance company. A FIAT 131 blown up into fire. A 3 doors saloon. Mystic car. FIAT delivered also a station wagon of the model. The famous FIAT 124 goes to Russia to live as a Lada 1200. π
Otherwise a really intriguing reference.
I remember being somewhat attracted by this one a long time ago. But I donβt recall the date window at all ! I ended up scratching the itch with the JLC EWC, the only JLC I ever owned.
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