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Girard-Perregaux
Girard-Perregaux watches are not just a stylish accessory — they are pure poetry of watchmaking engineering, where tradition meets the daring spirit of innovation. Founded in 1791, the manufacture has spent over 230 years creating its own movements — the beating hearts that embody flawless precision.
Its iconic model, the Tourbillon with Three Gold Bridges, is a true symbol of watch design. In 1966, Girard-Perregaux received the “Prize of the Century” from the Neuchâtel Observatory, affirming its mastery of chronometry and precision. To this day, the brand remains a benchmark of innovation, refinement, and luxury, with each timepiece emphasizing the status, individuality, and taste of its owner.
Collections.
Premier Group’s catalogue features collections ranging from the elegant, diamond-set Laureato to the rebellious Neo Bridges Earth to Sky Edition with a titanium case. Every detail is perfected to convey the manufacture’s philosophy.
• Laureato. A collection of luxury sports wristwatches. Created in 1975 as a line of quartz watches, it found a new life after being equipped with mechanical calibers. The modern collection carefully preserves the iconic design elements of the original Laureato — the octagonal bezel set on a round base and the integrated bracelet design.
• "1966". 1966 was a milestone for Girard-Perregaux. The brand's watchmakers succeeded in creating the first high-frequency mechanical caliber with a balance oscillating at 36,000 vibrations per hour, earning top honors at the Neuchâtel Observatory chronometry competition. These achievements are immortalized in the "1966" collection, launched in 2012. The models feature a classic design with retro elements, yet remain highly contemporary thanks to their enlarged dials.
• Vintage 1945. This collection is inspired by the 1945 model, considered one of the brand's most outstanding designs. The revival of the historical prototype's distinctive rectangular case and Art Deco elements took place 50 years after its original release. Within the Vintage 1945 collection — which quickly became highly popular — the manufacture produced not only classic models and automatic chronographs, but also sophisticated mechanical timepieces featuring the legendary Tourbillon with Three Gold Bridges and extraordinary watches with a tourbillon and a miniature slot machine.
• Haute Horlogerie. The name of this collection translates as "high watchmaking art." The brand has every reason to call its creations masterpieces, as it independently develops and produces the most complex mechanisms — including tourbillons, minute repeaters, perpetual calendars, and other intricate complications. The collection meets the highest technical and aesthetic standards, as required by the Charter of Fine Watchmaking, of which Girard-Perregaux was one of the founding members.
• Cat's Eye. The brand watches in this collection are masterpieces of both watchmaking and jewelry art. The cases are adorned with diamonds, while beneath the sapphire crystal one often finds exquisite dials decorated with guilloché patterns, mosaics, aventurine, diamond pavé, or engraved mother-of-pearl. The hallmark of the collection's design is its oval-shaped case, whose refined femininity is perfectly complemented by technical precision and the use of complex watchmaking complications.
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