Girard Perregaux

Indeed, we’ve seen on more than one occasion where purple dial pieces are used to make a statement or highlight a select group of enthusiasts/clients e.g. MAD1 purple. In this case, this piece unique with an enamel guilloched purple dial is very much to m

this one has felt a little unloved, so as it’s getting colder here, extra link removed and onto the wrist for a snug fit.

....a work week but none the less enchanting.

My favorite vintage 45 XXL case. Best, Nicolas

A last one, just for the pleasure. Best, Nicolas

Sharing some pics of my GP Laureato 80188. There is pedestrian quartz and then there is high-end quartz. Show your horological intellect and be informed on the difference. Side note, who provides quartz movements to AP …. If you guessed GP, you woul

Otherwise he won't find me and I'll have to wait again. I'd rather be obedient. 😁 And no, I'm not in a Holy Trinity watch boutique. 😎 I just want to buy a couple of speakers in an Apple Store. Before that, I went to the bank safe and swapped one gem for a

I’m usually a little camera shy but perhaps we all have to move beyond our comfort zone sometimes. I’m wearing my Girard-Perregaux ref 4940 here. GP only made 150 pieces of the salmon dial and steel circa 2004 or so. The NEO-vintage era is quite delightfu

Friends, Sharing a GP reference that most would not have heard of. Reference 7710 Released in 1993 for 3 short months in a 34 mm case diameter (too small for my 18 cm wrist so it will be going to a deserving new home when I get down to it). Though too sma

Recently acquired an 80188 like @SingaporeMarc After enjoying it for about a month, I found that it was running a bit slow. Probably due to the warmer climate here. Therefore, after taking a deep breath, I opened the caseback and regulated the cal. 13500