Girard Perregaux

Let's show them they have many fans, here, and that we would gladly welcome some exciting watches. Let's see what we have, in our dreams, or in the reality. For me, the collection is meager, but I had some. Those I had: The Laureato Chrono: The WW TC Whit...  

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I’m thinking of getting the rose gold version. Still decently priced. Any idea what the list price was when the SF was first sold new? Marc

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Ref 9012 in steel and something to dream about ref 90170 with a Venus 179. So rare you can't even find good pictures of it online credit WHL on Purists Best of luck to the entrepreneurs! ...  

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New management. Hope for the best in GP. 😊 My Laureato. A joy to own. Pleasure to wear. Geross. ...  

Here is my only piece. I wish they’d release the seahawk again. Love the Golden Bridges and the constant force escapement too, but that is unobtanium for me. ...  

My GP collection is much thinner: Vintage 1960: Gyromatic ref. 6169 (between 1955 & 59 from GP's archives) ...  

I loved it Loved it too Not to forget Jean Richard ...  

I will suport your action. I agree that GP made wonderful watches throughout the centuries incl the pocket watches of course. I hope GP wil keep up making watches, so many fans can keep on dreaming and buying, First we need a better global AD network, bec... 

Like me. 😁 I have never seen a GP boutique. But there are large retail chains like Bucherer that stock GP. At least in Austria. And perhaps Wempe, too?

Here's a slightly different shot of my 2598 than I posted earlier. ...  

The Fiat 30th anniversary. A great price point for anyone wanting a solid GP! The chrono Laureato panda has my attention, though. Cheers Drew ...  

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... I really like the Sea Hawk Cobalt, very unique.

...my wife and me 😉  ...  

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Second, richeville night and day but in smaller size. Third, I hope they keep the basic steel laureato, and re issue again the 38 mm. Fourth, a GP alarm with in house caliber.

The Laureato Evo3 and Richville Day Night: ...  

The Neo Bridges And SF BW, Chi Kai ...  

I have always thought the three bridges tourbillon are spectacular but way out of my budget. And then I saw a post here years ago with the Longiness and the GP SF. Both rattrapante. And I thought what a beautiful pair of watches! At that time, I was still... 

my favorite GP, pure brilliance!! Thanks for the pics, cheers, Filip

given that they're the ones contracted with Aston Martin to design collaborative timepieces they could do a Neo Bridges with Aston styling details ....

that the Laureato with the green dial that they recently announced was particularly nice, and it was among the first two watches they released with AML. Nowhere close to the idiosyncratic originality of AMVOX, but still an impressive, highly appealing wat... 

Thank you! You should go for it! I have now had it for a month. Of course still honey moon period but no regrets! BW, Chi Kai

I owned this one: My wife still owns this: On my wishlist (I have to see them in reality to be able to compare and decide): Best Thomas ...  

Perhaps I have still a chance chance to rid myself of the "want to have" virus with the medicine "reason".

Yes, you are right. When it comes to watches, I left the path of reason a long time ago. 😎

I had a few F1-047 aluminum chronos, went through a big Sea Hawk and Sea Hawk Pro phase, and had a silver dial Evo Moon but here are a couple Laureatos from my phone archives. The BMW Oracle is the only GP in the box currently. The combo of 100m WR, Flyba...  

I wear both all the time. Cases are pretty beat up but that’s fine with me. ...  

Best of luck to GP. 👍 ...  

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Would love to find a rubber strap for it ...  

Mono pusher regatta timer with Tourbillon. I have only seen articles on it. It’s the halo piece of the BMW Oracle collection.

Yhe w version had a black dial and 34 were made This version has the carbon fiber dial, it is number 7 of 18. White gold case and deployant ...  

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And a chronograph with a 10 min regatta countdown. I think It was a new movement designed for these models. I don't know if there were more than the bmw 34 and this series of 18 made.

And a chronograph with a 10 min regatta countdown. I think It was a new movement designed for these models. I don't know if there were more than the bmw 34 and this series of 18 made.

Traveller II with Alarm Traveller Grande Date GMT Moonphase Sapphire Dial (my most modern GP in the stable, which I like a lot) Greetings from the 60ies: Gyromatic Chronometer HF in YG Plus Chronometer Ref 8795 N in ss GP Sea Hawk 72 0122 30 with embossed...