Girard-Perregaux, fine watchmakers for over two centuries, has lined up a range of exquisitely designed, ultra-sophisticated and intricately complicated timepieces for the benefit of fine watch lovers and aficionados from the Middle East.
Estimated to represent a combined value of 18.20 million Qatari riyal ($5 million), the masterpieces that make up the Swiss maison’s line-up, in partnership with Al Fardan Jewellery, at the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition (DJWE) in the Qatari capital, are crafted in a variety of materials ranging from titanium and tantalum to steel and carbon composites, instead of the more normal gold.
Highlighted in the Swiss maison’s exhibits will be exceptional timepieces including the Neo-Tourbillon with Three Bridges, Minute Repeater Tourbillon, Constant Escapement LM and the Tri-Axial Tourbillon, all of which have attracted rave reviews from the haute horological community.
Each one of these extraordinary timepieces draw heavily on the maison’s rich tradition of innovation and creativity, precision workmanship and unique engineering, and each of these are all collector’s items.
These complications present a unique look at fine watchmaking and attain heights of haute horology in their own way.
Tri-Axial Tourbillon
Housed in a 48mm titanium case, the master craftsmen of Girard-Perregaux have put together a stunning complication that combines the tourbillon in three different axes. Enclosed by a crystal sapphire dome, the tourbillon moves across its three axes, creating a fascinating and mesmerizing aspect that is unique to the watch and can be viewed through a glass window on the side of the case. The traditional tourbillion has been placed in the center of the mechanism and completes a cycle per minute, the second cage rotates over a second axis that makes a full cycle every 30 seconds, both have been integrated with a third cage that makes a full cycle every two minutes.
Neo-Tourbillon
Three bridges which immediately refer to its maker, return in this watch as a link to the timepiece’s heritage of over 150 years. Girard-Perregaux keeps all the links with the heritage code in this version, while at the same time introducing some crucial refinements and tweaks in a memorable refresh of an icon. The case is also made of titanium with a diameter of 45 mm and features an innovative domed sapphire crystal cover while dispensing with the bezel which allows for better viewing of the movement.
Neo-Bridges
Girard-Perregaux’s legacy and future vision for the watch industry meet in this new edition, which blends what is traditional and what is innovative in the same time. This watch comes with a satin-polished 45 mm titanium case.
Estimated to represent a combined value of 18.20 million Qatari riyal ($5 million), the masterpieces that make up the Swiss maison’s line-up, in partnership with Al Fardan Jewellery, at the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition (DJWE) in the Qatari capital, are crafted in a variety of materials ranging from titanium and tantalum to steel and carbon composites, instead of the more normal gold.
Highlighted in the Swiss maison’s exhibits will be exceptional timepieces including the Neo-Tourbillon with Three Bridges, Minute Repeater Tourbillon, Constant Escapement LM and the Tri-Axial Tourbillon, all of which have attracted rave reviews from the haute horological community.
Each one of these extraordinary timepieces draw heavily on the maison’s rich tradition of innovation and creativity, precision workmanship and unique engineering, and each of these are all collector’s items.
These complications present a unique look at fine watchmaking and attain heights of haute horology in their own way.
Tri-Axial Tourbillon
Housed in a 48mm titanium case, the master craftsmen of Girard-Perregaux have put together a stunning complication that combines the tourbillon in three different axes. Enclosed by a crystal sapphire dome, the tourbillon moves across its three axes, creating a fascinating and mesmerizing aspect that is unique to the watch and can be viewed through a glass window on the side of the case. The traditional tourbillion has been placed in the center of the mechanism and completes a cycle per minute, the second cage rotates over a second axis that makes a full cycle every 30 seconds, both have been integrated with a third cage that makes a full cycle every two minutes.
Neo-Tourbillon
Three bridges which immediately refer to its maker, return in this watch as a link to the timepiece’s heritage of over 150 years. Girard-Perregaux keeps all the links with the heritage code in this version, while at the same time introducing some crucial refinements and tweaks in a memorable refresh of an icon. The case is also made of titanium with a diameter of 45 mm and features an innovative domed sapphire crystal cover while dispensing with the bezel which allows for better viewing of the movement.
Neo-Bridges
Girard-Perregaux’s legacy and future vision for the watch industry meet in this new edition, which blends what is traditional and what is innovative in the same time. This watch comes with a satin-polished 45 mm titanium case.
