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Girard Perregaux: Full gold on 42 mm is too much...lose the elegance IMHO
Make it 38 mm in yellow gold, with rubber or leather, blue dial...and i will seriously consider it.
2d
By: hoseachandra
2

Girard Perregaux: Thanks Marc. Wish GP also bring back interesting models in the past, for example Gyrodate
Focus only in Lauraeto would make them like AP, which rely too much on Royal Oak
6d
By: hoseachandra
1

Girard Perregaux: Beautiful. Much more elegant than the newer iteration.
36 mm is perfect. But I heard that the bracelet is quite stiff. What is the water resist rate? Screw down crown?
6d
By: hoseachandra
2

Cartier: That movement is exquisite. I prefer the time only though.
Wonder why Cartier only make these in limited edition.
16d
By: hoseachandra
0

Breguet: Oh ..wow...i didn't know that there's a version with big date.
We have same taste then...beautiful tonneau case. I think this will not be my last Breguet
18d
By: hoseachandra
0

Horological Meandering: Difficult decision. I have handled both last month, albeit the 38 mm version of the dateless model
I prefer the 1st, because i like the alternating brushed and polished case, creamy dial, syringe hands. The power reserve system is a bit gimmicky and could have been more simple without rotating disc.
20d
By: hoseachandra
1