SIHH 2011: Girard-Perregaux 1966 Tourbillon with Golden Bridge

Exquisite

From the brand who made the golden bridge famous, Girard-Perregaux brings us this new 1966 Tourbillon with Golden Bridge limited edition watch for 2011. An absolutely splendid watch, I must say. Here you can see that the simple, clean and elegant design of the 1966 Small Seconds watch is elevated to a new level with the addition of a tourbillon in place of the small seconds sub-dial. The tourbillon is secured in place by a beautiful golden bridge, the visual result of which is nothing less than exquisite. Only 50 will be made, each individually number and with a specially engraved caseback. You can read the official press release here on the Official Perpetuelle.com SIHH 2011 News Feed for Girard Perregaux.

Girard-Perregaux 1966 Tourbillon with Golden Bridge (Ref 99535)

40mm pink gold case, automatic mechanical manufacture movement

For other SIHH 2011 releases, check-in here on Perpetuelle.coms Official SIHH 2011 News Feed featuring all the latest and greatest from each of the 19 brands at the show.

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