8846

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

Here again, two great GP Vintage... These Olimpico are really something. Best, Nicolas

In Black: In white, it us superb, too, but in black it is a killer piece. Not in my collection, but maybe one day, with a bit of luck. Best, Nicolas

My kind of stuff: a vintage Chronograph in nice condition, a nice chronograph movement, two superb dials and a very elegant case. Credit: Antiquorum. And the good news is that they are not unaffordable! Best, Nicolas

But it felt good back on the wrist!

In the world of vintage chronographs, we tend to forget that Girard Perregaux made some very nice ones. Such as this 8846N. And its Excelsior Park movement: There are some earlier vintage GP Chronos which are even prettier! I will try to see if I have eno

Such a delight on the wrist, especially the red pulsations scale!

but I cannot decide if black or white...

As always, it's hard to chose a favourite... Same goes for the Girard-Perregaux Olimpico chronograph reference 8846! Which way to go? White or black....? Black or white?! If you would ask my eyes, I can't, but when it comes to wrist time, the white dial w

Not aware of any official collaboration between GP and Eterna... But at this point in time, many brands used the same case makers for their watches. So often you see similar or even same cases cross brands. For example, look at JLC Deep Sea Alarm E 857, G