Tag: Girard-Perregaux

Girard-Perregaux has an illustrious past as a movement manufacturer, and this week, the brand is looking to write the next chapter of that journey with the release of the new caliber GP4800. The new caliber will power the coming generations of Girard-Perregaux creations, likely beginning in base form, and building from there. There are a…

Girard-Perregaux is kicking off the F1 season’s summer break with a new Laureato Aston Martin edition, and this time it’s using their Ceramic Skeleton as a base. It’s worth noting that this year marks the 50th anniversary of the Laureato, something we may see the brand circle back to before the year is out. Aston…

The year 1969 continues to have a lasting impression on the current generation, and there’s still plenty of life in the throwback trend, it would seem. This week, Girard-Perregaux is returning to the era by bringing back their Deep Diver concept from 1969 (ref. 9108), using a design from 1971. The watch will be a…

This week, the FIA and Formula 1 revealed each of the 10 liveries that will be racing in the 2025 season, which is set to begin with the first formal practice later this month in Bahrain. While many of the designs take an evolutionary approach (to be charitable), the subtle differences, along with the occasion…

Girard-Perregaux raised more than a few eyebrows in 2022 when it brought back its funky digital creation from the ‘70s called the Casquette. The watch is retro-futuristic fueled nostalgia, with a slanted digital screen displaying the time with the press of a button. It’s weird, stylish, and more than anything, surprising. Originally launched in black…

Girard-Perregaux is getting ahead of release season with the reveal of a new Laureato Chronograph rendered entirely in grade 5 titanium. The Laureato collection will celebrate its 50th anniversary next year, and this release marks a high point in the current generation, which is no stranger to semi-exotic lightweight materials. This latest Laureato Chronograph feels…