Girard Perregaux

... the one that got overwhelmingly positive reactions. The smaller size fit my wrist a bit better than the larger one, but both sizes were so, so, so nice! The blue enamel dial -- not so much. It didn't look like enamel to me. In fact, I had to ask the G

Hopefully, my review helps you somewhat. Although I actually prefer the way “Girard-Perregaux” appears to float on the blue enamel dial, I wished it had a minute track. Good luck with your decision! I couldn’t be happier with my overall acquisition experi

Actually. I prefer the way the “Girard-Perregaux’ appears to float on that dial. I just wished it also had the minute track as well. As far as the previous generation, I just thought 42mm was a bit on the large size. But for whatever reason I can’t really

Issued in 1994, in LE of 100 pieces in yellow gold, 50 in rose gold, 50 in white gold and only 3 in platinum. Another marvel from the past from our favorite blue maison. Best, Nicolas

Despite being a long-time admirer of the Girard-Perregsux Laureato, I could never quite find “the one” for me over the last several years. I’ve come close to pulling the trigger on the onyx dial iteration a few times, but ultimately decided to hold off: I

The legendary Gino Macaluso ❤ Maybe there would be no Laureato today if not for him. It was under his leadership of Girard-Perregaux that the first Laureato automatics were created. The Laureato 8010 in 1995. The Laureato-Olimpico Chronograph 8017 in 1996

Just one shot for the pleasure to share one of our most favorite rectangular watch and chronograph. From a wonderful era. Best, Nicolas

First of all, many thanks to KMII for hosting this month’s WS. 🙏 What an interesting topic. Complications are one of those subjects where every collector seems to have a different answer. Some are fascinated by chronographs, others by perpetual calendars,

Ten Constant years. White Gold 2013: 2015 with a different dial and hands: And the Neo Constant Escapement from 2023, with a different dial, hands, bezel and case AND... Titanium instead of white gold, which makes it lighter and more comfortable to wear.

Pre owned is the way to go for sure but I don't celebrate or look forward to some of the secondary market prices. It's totally crap for the brand image and GP deserves better. It is systemic of poor distribution control for new watches. For example, if yo