Girard Perregaux

Posting these two fantastic shots taken by my friend of his GP Laureato 42 mm with the in-house calibre 1800. 🫶🏼

About 900 examples made. 38 mm central chronograph with 6 hands, winner of the watch of the year in Japan in 1999. Some will have “1960” engraved on the caseback and some “1970”. Since I was born in 1970, naturally I found the one with my birth year. Anyo

From circa 2002: Best, Nicolas

This is the GP I know and especially love … neo-vintage. 🧡

1. “Reimagined” is what GP says in their marketing but it looks hardly reimagined from the original. (If I’m missing some key design elements that have changed, please let me know). 2. 20 ATM but it’s positioned as pool watch. So which target audience is

The last time the forum saw a 9050 was almost a decade ago. So I'm declaring it an elusive piece and sharing my own 9050. It rekindled my love for watches after a multi-year-long hiatus. This is the type of watch f or the long time collector who's looking

Here's one more (and probably last) thread concerning the Venus 179 split-second chronograph movement . The Girard-Perregaux ref. 90170 is a 40 mm watch powered by the calibre Venus 179 . The examples below are in pink and white gold . Thanks to schen for

An affordable one, this Richeville Day - Night. Original, eye catching. Everything to please. Best, Nicolas

Platinum case. An awesome watch. Best, Nicolas