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Friends, Let’s continue with Part IV of our series of hidden Girard-Perregaux gems from the 90s. If you have missed the previous Parts, go check them out, links are at the bottom of this report. Last time, we looked at the “Vintage 1996” a chronograph from the 90s and today we look again at a “Vinta

Friends, Baron’s recent series of identifying future Rolex classics from the modern era - see here: has led me to think about doing a little research on semi-vintage Girard-Perregaux’s from the 1990s and share some still underappreciated models. Now, let’s be clear: GP does not have those small dia

Friends, It has been a few weeks I had the pleasure to enjoy the Laureato 8010, so it is time to follow up with a more detailed report. First of all, I can say that from the early excitement and admiration from the early honeymoon days, nothing has faded. I’m still deeply drawn towards that watch fo

Congratulations and a superb post and pictorial. CC

I do like the black ceramic Laureato, it is light, carbon case to durable and a great matching style.