Girard Perregaux Tourbillon With Three Gold Bridges 45mm 99280-52-000-BA6E

• Tourbillon - revealing the art in precision engineering
• A reinvention of an icon
• Sapphire crystal watch face reveals the movement within
• Housed within a 45mm pink gold case
• Powered with flawless precision by the calibre GP09400-0007 movement

HORLOGICAL INGENUITY AND EXPERTISE

In the 1860s, Girard Perregaux transformed the world of watch making with a Tourbillon With Three Gold Bridges - taking bridges from a technical element to a visible, integral part of the timepiece. Today, it is known as one of the most distinctive and beautiful movements in watchmaking.

A reinvention of an icon, the contemporary Bridges collection pushes the boundaries of timepieces for modern living, continuing a bold tradition of making the invisible visible.

While the architecture and design codes from the original collection have been preserved, changes to the design of the bridges, shape of the crystal, and the heart of the calibre, have set a new standard in the world of horology.

MAKING THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE

Characterised by its symmetry and three arrow-shaped bridges, this timepiece is inspired by the architecture of iconic monuments and bridges.

Housed within a 45mm pink gold case, the model is powered with flawless precision by the calibre GP09400-0007 movement, visible through the sapphire crystal watch face. Developed and manufactured in-house, the movement features an updated construction with a resized barrel enabling a power reserve of 60 hours.

A classic black alligator leather strap compliments the warmth of the pink gold, fastening securely with a triple-folding buckle.