A model following the design spirit of the watches of the 1960s and a tribute to Girard-Perregaux’s technical advances in the field of chronometry, crowned by the Neuchâtel Observatory Centenary Prize. Please note that this reference has also been produced with a dial that does not display the year of our foundation.

A model following the design spirit of the watches of the 1960s and a tribute to Girard-Perregaux’s technical advances in the field of chronometry, crowned by the Neuchâtel Observatory Centenary Prize. Please note that this reference has also been produced with a dial that does not display the year of our foundation.

A model following the design spirit of the watches of the 1960s and a tribute to Girard-Perregaux’s technical advances in the field of chronometry, crowned by the Neuchâtel Observatory Centenary Prize. The 1966 Lady Moon phases pays homage to the Manufacture’s commitment to watchmaking excellence and its loyalty to the codes of elegance. Please note that this reference has...

Slenderness, finely balanced lines, paired with the reliability and precision of the self-winding movement: the models from the 1966 collection are timeless essentials.

“Free” because aerial, open and liberated from conventions, the Free Bridge is a fresh and technical interpretation of the Girard-Perregaux tradition. The new model takes the liberty of reinterpreting the classics while honouring the strong DNA of the Bridges collection: the perfect link between the past and the future with a touch of design and material innovation.

A model following the design spirit of the watches of the 1960s and a tribute to Girard-Perregaux’s technical advances in the field of chronometry, crowned by the Neuchâtel Observatory Centenary Prize.

A model following the design spirit of the watches of the 1960s and a tribute to Girard-Perregaux’s technical advances in the field of chronometry, crowned by the Neuchâtel Observatory Centenary Prize. The 1966 Lady Moon phases pays homage to the Manufacture’s commitment to watchmaking excellence and its loyalty to the codes of elegance. Please note that this reference has...

A bold design that reinterprets an icon of watchmaking tradition into a captivating high tech timepiece.

A bold design that reinterprets an icon of watchmaking tradition into a captivating high tech timepiece.

Since the invention of the Tourbillon with Three Gold Bridges, the Manufacture has been writing the saga of these technical elements that have become an essential part of the aesthetic characterising its timepieces. A year after the launch of the Neo Bridges offering a contemporary interpretation of the gold bridges, the Bridges collection welcomes two interpretations with...

Since the invention of the Tourbillon with Three Gold Bridges, the Manufacture has been writing the saga of these technical elements that have become an essential part of the aesthetic characterising its timepieces. A year after the launch of the Neo Bridges offering a contemporary interpretation of the gold bridges, the Bridges collection welcomes two interpretations with...

In 1867, Girard-Perregaux unveiled the ‘Tourbillon with Three Gold Bridges’ and an icon was born. Unusually, the bridges, three functional parts typically hidden from view, were made an aesthetic element. By taking this decision, the Manufacture became known for making the invisible visible. This approach has been employed on several subsequent Girard-Perregaux models. With...