THE TOURBILLON WITH THREE GOLD BRIDGES - A SIGNATURE
For over 210 years, GIRARD-PERREGAUX has enriched Switzerland’s watch heritage with significant technical innovations and a manufactory concept that has created sophisticated mechanical movements as well as Haute Horlogerie movements with multiple complications like time equations, repeaters, split-seconds chronographs, and perpetual calendars, all requiring an exceptionally high level of expertise. Since the mid-19th century, Girard-Perregaux has been identified with one of the most ingenious Haute Horlogerie complications of all time: the Tourbillon. This particular expertise, developed by Constant Girard with such extraordinary, highly personalised skill, has given the brand the unquestionable legitimacy it enjoys today. Indeed, his Tourbillon with three gold Bridges is a veritable blend of beauty, technical prowess and probably, symbolism. Unlike his contemporaries, Constant Girard worked on the elements that would give his watch its astonishing uniqueness: the structure of the movement and the shape of the components.

TOURBILLON WITH THREE GOLD BRIDGES CHRONOGRAPH AND PERPETUAL CALENDAR
This version harmonises perfectly with the extreme concept of Formula 1 as the Manufactory’s designers have decorated the year cycle with the same colours used on racing car instrument panels. One look at the back of the watch will reveal a totally new version of the Tourbillon with three gold Bridges movement.

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