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Girard Perregaux Richeville Prestige Collection, 2002.
From another era... Platinum series:
From a time when each year, you had your eyes like a child in front of the Xmas Tree.
Best,
Nicolas
Collection
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Reference Guide
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Vintage
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Vintage
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Girard Perregaux Richeville Prestige Collection, 2002.
From another era... Platinum series: From a time when each year, you had your eyes like a child in front of the Xmas Tree. Best, Nicolas ...
These are some really beautiful and classy Girard Perregaux Richeville watches.
The fact they are in platinum makes them even better in my opinion, I really don't know where the last 23 years went as they have gone by so quickly. I wish GP would resurrect more watches from their rich history. Marc
I know you’re not a date guy,
but the date windows in two of those models looks cool😊
With GP it’s always “another era”.
Other than the Laureato-which they are beating to death-and the very highest end-which are incredibly expensive-they have completely lost their way. In the late 90s and early 2000s there may not have been a better brand in delivering attractive and afford...
Excellent post, Nicolas!
Here, I am most drawn to the perpetual calendar version. By a good bit, too!
