Moon Phases

Not sure if it is the perfect beach watch but if you are happy to wear it there then why not, I really like the case shape and dial of this beautiful Girard Perregaux as it has a strong vintage look and vibe with all the benefits of a modern watch. Marc

I’ve been on the lookout for the F-50 for quite a few years. All had some issue: no box or warranty or both; with a dealer reluctant to ship to the United States; or owned by a private citizen making it time consuming and imposingly difficult and time con

Regular: Steel Blue, Regular, steel Grey, Regular, Rose gold Grey: Or Earth to Sky Edition, 2021, PVD Blue? For me, Steel Blue or Grey. But I cannot deny the appeal of the others... You? Best, Nicolas

We all know GP=Blue... We all know GP have a playful approach to watchmaking... We also know Girard-Perregaux are serious when it comes to high horology! Like this Planetarium Tri-Axial Tourbillon in Pink Gold! Tri-Axial Tourbillon, Day and Night indicato

Great choice! The Vintage 1945 XXL Large Date with Moon Phases is a beautiful piece! Please share more! Best Blomman

If any change, my personal taste would be - larger Moon Phases, smaller date numbers... But now I am nit picking...! Best Blomman

Friends, We all know that Girard-Perregaux have some very nice watches with the Large Date complication in their current collection. For example, the 1966 Large Date Moon Phases: Or the Vintage 1945 XXL: GP has a very nice Large Date mechanism. Seamless,

They have even more... As mentioned "Two complications that Girard-Perregaux learned to master"! The Boucheron is really cool! Thank you for the reminder. Best Blomman

Friends, One more novelty from this year, SIHH 2017: Girard-Perregaux 1966 Large Date with Moon Phases! A classic combination of complications in a 40mm case. Two complications that Girard-Perregaux learned to master: Large Date, the date change is lightn

Friends, This year Girard-Perregaux released a new evolution of the Tri-Axial Tourbillon. A rotating globe with Day / Night indicator and Moon Phases! A horror to try to take in photos due to the three “Globes”! The Tri-Axial Tourbillon, the Rotating Glob