Olimpico

And you may know/I may know but noobs may not know how much some GPS can cost. Especially neo-vintage rare birds. Some still think it's "underappreciated" and all can be found as massive discounts on secondary sites. Like it or not, luxury is sometimes ab

Neo-vintage Laureato Carrick's in white gold. Mine in full steel. Both 40 mm ... for those who know. 😉 #Laureato- Olipico #GP8017

A cool way to display the date, the Gyrodate. Both black or white having a lot of charm. Here is the booklet to explain how it works: Best, Nicolas

Like many GP models then, it was a low production piece. The hands are in rose gold too. I think the numerals and subdial hands are likely gold plated. Has a display caseback with a GP movement 3100 plus Dubios-Dubraz module, that was used in the laureato

30 years old this year. 1996 ... Atlanta Olympics. This Neo-vintage 40 mm Limited Edition is the first Laureato chronograph ever produced by Girard-Perregaux. If you value provenance, heritage and rarity, I highly recommend it ... I think it's pretty good

Hope everyone had a good weekend. A few days ago, I posted the blue dial variant. Today, I'm posting some pics of the anthracite grey dial. In person, the dial is a sort of "tobacco grey"... A beautiful color. Note that the dial is clean. Applied indices,

Girard-Perregaux Laureato-Olimpico Chronograph ref 8017 on the wrist today. With the Yves-Klein blue tritium dial. Inside we have the automatic in-house GP 3170. This model was the FIRST Laureato chronograph ever made. Bracelet and case by GTF (which is n

A wonder, top cool looking, and horologically interesting with its EP movement. Best, Nicolas

Here is a link to the article but you can also find some info on the related content links at the foot of your post. Girard perregaux: Gp Olimpico Chronographs Some Pictures A Question

And I’ve pretty much seen them all. The laureato 8010 at 36 mm and 7.9 mm thickness is a steal … Well the prices have gone up. There are six listed on c24. Two don’t show doing a basic search. Listed wrongly by the japanese dealers. But I think this 50th