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...

The Neo-Tourbillon with Three Bridges Skeleton is a natural extension of several Girard-Perregaux fundamentals. The first is the 1884 patent for a tourbillon with three bridges visible on the dial side, unique signature of Girard-Perregaux fine watchmaking. The second is the skeleton working on this type of movement, since 1998. The third stage was the birth in 2014 of the...

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...

Balanced proportions and curved lugs fit to the wrist perfectly. The symmetrical and ingenious architecture of the movement becomes the face of the timepiece.

True to its tradition and know-how, Girard-Perregaux masters all competences and crafts necessary to the Haute-Horlogerie Art.