Girard-Perregaux Minute Repeater Tourbillon With Gold Bridges On the Dial

Drawing inspiration from a history that stretches all the way back to 1791, Girard-Perregaux have given the mechanical structure of the striking mechanism totally new dimensions. They've done this for good reason. Because of the new hammer/gong layout, the striking mechanism now fits neatly on the dial-side of the watch so it can be enjoyed visually, as well as increasing its acoustic efficiency. 

The ultimate goal is to make each individual part appear as such. Girard-Perregaux have had success with a lot of the external components in this watch, but it's the movement that steals the show. The Girard-Perregaux Minute Repeater Tourbillon With Gold Bridges features a bi-colour movement with a frosted base plate that sports the GP logo (which was patented in 1884, making it the same age as Breitling) on the movement-side. The 37-jewel GP9500 offers a power reserve of 58 hours minimum, is 9.35mm thick, 32mm wide, and operates at 21,600vph. The crazy thing about the calibre GP9500 is that you almost forget to mention the tourbillon, so arresting is the minute repeater. But one should never overlook something so well executed. The 13.6mm-wide tourbillon carriage is stunningly wrought from 91 components that weigh in at a breathtaking 0.49g.

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