The Flying Regulator in its stainless steel case just about beams with its red gold accents: Both the polished bezel and its typical onion-shape crown are made of solid, 18-karat red gold. Gold-plated screws, hands and bases skillfully continue the theme on the dial.

The dial design of this timepiece is characterized by several levels: While the lower one is decorated with guilloche pattern, a second level was designed with the scale for the central minute display. The dial is topped off by the funnel-like hour and second displays floating above the minute scale.

The dial design of this timepiece is characterized by several levels: While the lower one is decorated with guilloche pattern, a second level was designed with the scale for the central minute display. The dial is topped off by the funnel-like hour and second displays floating above the minute scale.

26 mm, quartz, ethical rose gold, diamonds

30 mm, automatic, ethical rose gold, Lucent Steel™, diamonds

30 mm, automatic, ethical rose gold, Lucent Steel™, diamonds

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.

The anniversary watch’s design is a play on the Regulator theme, placing it front and center with the “Open Gear” design.The dial is simultaneously its module board, onto which the train wheel bridges of the skeletonized gears are mounted. Manufactured in a limited edition of just 35 watches.