Girard Perregaux

Girard-Perregaux is celebrating its 220th anniversary this year. The year is just beginning and they are quite discreet so far but this year of celebration begins with several new watches presented at the SIHH. I can say to begin that I'm quite appealed b...  

thanks for sharing J

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But from what I felt at the GP Booth, I'm sure that his family will perpetuate his great work and involvement in the brand. Yes, Jerome, this year, the GP booth is one of the place where I took the biggest pleasure to see and visit. Not only the team is f... 

a watch you mean? cause i know you already working on another great post .. Best wishes Faisal

Dedicated to some EXTRAORDINARY watches I saw, this year... Best, Faisal. Nicolas.

Nicolas... always i love the depth you view the watch in from all angles. Best Wishes . Faisal

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Yes my friend it was a pleasure sharing this time with you and Patrice. We've been lucky to see so many marvels so close. I'm too confident about Girard-Perregaux's future with the Macaluso family. I'm sure this year would have been the 20th anniversary o... 

a fan of black dials on elegant watches, but I really like that triple-date... Will have to keep an eye on the local dealers to see it in person thanks for the report A

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Operas are amazing as well as 3 bridged tourby but enamel dial wwtc is greatest surprise for me what got my hear are enamel and "dark" triple calendar 1966 Best Damjan

Hi, In fact it is quite nice to have a limited choice of new offers that are all of the highest interest. Nothing to dump for sure. Cheers Dje

Beautiful watches from GP. They look great on your pictures. All the models with the three bridges are simply amazing. The new WWT looks definitely gorgeous, very discrete but with a "beast" in it. Love it. Thank you so much for sharing. Vte

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I would love: 1966 Tourbillon WTCC Enamel Tourbillon 1966 Enamel Chrono ..... Very nice collection indeed this year. Do they have boutique in Tokyo? I don't think so... Damn! Thanks for your report. Ken

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Just to confirm, what metals are those watches? White gold or palladium? THanks.

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With quite a few delectable pieces that may be hard to resist. Now to eagerly await their arrival. Thanks for the report Dje. cheers fernando

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One 1966 WG enamel dial for me please! 1945 XXL vs JLC TT 1931 - Ahhh, tough decisions coming up I fear. Regards, Richard.

Hi, The year may look an empty one in some ways, it is in fact a full year of temptations, once again! Good luck in your decisions. Cheers Dje

The black triple date looks indeed very tempting, even more than the RG one, but a full calendar ??? At that price ? I do not know ... Many thanks for another great post with lovely pictures! Regards Moritz

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the three straight bridge tourbillon just makes me dive in timless endless beauty ... the enmal and the blue beauty are a kind of beauty one must get in direct contact with . Thanks for the delightful post. Faisal

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perspective on the novelties and see those signature wrist shots. The three gold bridges always make me weak in the knees and the variations are so well done this year. Thanks for all your hard work during the show. Best to all, Tim

Hi tim, It was a nice surprise seeing you, although it was a bit fast, like everything at the SIHH, always running. I'm glad you liked them, but I'm sure you got a close look, no? No Girard-Perregaux tourbillon on your wrist yet? We live only once you kno... 

Fun to see more pics of GP, who seems to have had a very good year this year. Very much a return to classic old world charm.

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The world timer with the three bridges on the back is just amazing.

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GP is so under appreciated, myself guilty too. It when someone put up a collective GP offeringm that we are reminded of their technical prowess, especially in tourbillons. Love the opera 3. Thanks for the reminder!! Best, Horo

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The round 3 bridge tourbillon and the single bridge 1966 tourbillon took the cake for me, absolute beauties, especially the 1966! Such a sober and elegant design, with the exposed beating heart and the bridge, perfect equilibrium