Thanks, it’s a really nice watch...

I love the design but wonder about the price positioning... 18k€ is both “cheap” for high end watchmaking and a lot of money in absolute terms...

I’m seriously considering a modernist “high tech / original movement / visible balance wheel” watch as my next piece but won’t go for this GP, I feel that in a similar vein the Freak X will give me a lot more “show” and originality for a similar price...

At 11-13K€ this GP would compete with Richemont’s (IWC, Jaeger, etc...) much more traditional offering and would have a serious hedge.

Cheers

Seb

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Hands on review of the Girard-Perregaux Free Bridge

By: foversta : November 28th, 2020-13:53

Girard-Perregaux presented the Free Bridge along with its Infinity version at the end of August during the Geneva Watch Days. This watch is in line with the brand's strategic direction, which aims to strengthen the two key collections in the catalog: the ...

This new model is drawing me toward GP even more...thanks for this review Foversta

By: Chronometer (aka yacomino) : November 28th, 2020-14:04

Any insights on its rate accuracy?

No, sorry, I don't.

By: foversta : November 28th, 2020-14:18

But I can tell you that the Neo Bridges has an excellent accuracy performance... at least mine! Fx

Ok thank you

By: Chronometer (aka yacomino) : November 28th, 2020-14:56

I much prefer the Neo Bridges, which I find more inspired, consistent and interesting.

By: amanico : November 28th, 2020-14:18

The direction GP goes is a good one. The two main lines are strong and distinctive. The price policy is strong. The dropping of focussing on tourbillons when silicon technology become more useful for mechanical watches is smart. The questions on accuracy ...