La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland

Girard-Perregaux

Manufacture in La Chaux-de-Fonds whose roots go back to 1791, known for the Laureato and its Three Gold Bridges tourbillons.

In Horlobase, Girard-Perregaux cases run from 36 to 48 mm across, half of them between 42 and 45 mm. The thinnest is the 1966 40mm (8.9 mm), the thickest the Cosmos (22.2 mm).

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Coverage so far

0 of 35 references have at least one lug-to-lug figure; the brand itself publishes one for 0.

Girard-Perregaux references

Watch	Ø	Thickness	Lug-to-lug	Calibre
1966 Full Calendar 49535-11-131-11A	40 mm	10.8 mm	—	GP03300
1966 Date and Moon Phases 49545-11-131-11A	40 mm	10.8 mm	—	GP03300
1966 40mm 49555-11-131-11A	40 mm	8.9 mm	—	GP03300
1966 40mm Infinity Edition 49555-11-632-BB60	40 mm	9.4 mm	—	GP03300
1966 Château Latour Edition 49555-52-3160-2GC	40 mm	9.4 mm	—	GP03300
Free Bridge Meteorite 82000-11-3259-5CX	44 mm	12.2 mm	—	GP01800
Neo Bridges 84000-21-001-BB6A	45 mm	12.18 mm	—	GP08400
Classic Bridges 45mm 86000-52-001-BB6A	45 mm	12.16 mm	—	GP08600
Neo Constant Escapement 93510-21-1930-5CX	45 mm	14.8 mm	—	GP09200
Neo Constant Escapement Pink Gold 93510-52-3552-5CX	45 mm	14.8 mm	—	GP09200
La Esmeralda Tourbillon "A Secret" Eternity Edition 99274-52-000-BA6A	43 mm	15.1 mm	—	GP09600
La Esmeralda Tourbillon 99275-52-000-BA6E	44 mm	14.55 mm	—	GP09400
La Esmeralda Tourbillon „A Secret“ 99276-52-000-BA6E	44 mm	15.25 mm	—	GP09400
Planetarium Tri-Axial 99290-52-451-BA4A	48 mm	18.82 mm	—	GP09310
Planetarium Tri-Axial Earth to Sky Edition 99290-53-653-BA6A	48 mm	18.82 mm	—	GP09310
Cosmos 99292-21-3084-5CC	47 mm	22.2 mm	—	GP09320
Neo-Tourbillon with Three Bridges Skeleton 99295-21-000-BA6A	45 mm	15.6 mm	—	GP09400
Tourbillon with Three Flying Bridges Bucherer BLUE 99296-21-3128-5GX	44 mm	15.3 mm	—	GP09400
Tourbillon with Three Flying Bridges 99296-52-3434-5CC	44 mm	15.35 mm	—	GP09400
Minute Repeater Tourbillon with Bridges 99820-21-001-BA6A	45 mm	15.91 mm	—	GP09500
Minute Repeater Tri-Axial Tourbillon 99830-21-000-BA6A	48 mm	21.24 mm	—	GP09560
Minute Repeater Tri-Axial Tourbillon Earth to Sky Edition 99830-52-001-BA6A	48 mm	21.24 mm	—	GP09560
Minute Repeater Flying Bridges 99840-52-2013-5CC	46 mm	17.9 mm	—	GP09530
Laureato 38mm 81005-11-3154-1CM	38 mm	10 mm	—	GP03300
Laureato Fifty 36mm 81006-11-3626-1CM	36 mm	9.8 mm	—	GP04800
Laureato 42mm 81010-11-131-11A	42 mm	10.68 mm	—	GP01800
Laureato 42mm (ceramic) 81010-32-631-32A	42 mm	11.13 mm	—	GP01800
Laureato Chronograph Ice Blue 81020-11-3370-1GM	42 mm	12.01 mm	—	GP03300 (chronograph)
Laureato Chronograph 81020-11Z131-11A	42 mm	12.16 mm	—	GP03300 (chronograph)
Laureato Chronograph Ti49 81020-21-3263-1CM	42 mm	12 mm	—	GP03300 (chronograph)
Laureato Chronograph Aiiro 81020-21-3311-1GM	42 mm	12.01 mm	—	GP03300 (chronograph)
Laureato Absolute Chronograph 81060-21-491-FH6A	44 mm	14.65 mm	—	GP03300 (chronograph)
Laureato Absolute 81060-36-694-FH6A	44 mm	15.15 mm	—	GP03300 (chronograph)
Laureato Fifty Three Gold Bridges 99112-58-3576-1CM	41 mm	10.85 mm	—	GP09620
Laureato Tourbillon Bucherer Edition 99115-21-3372-1GM	43 mm	11.96 mm	—	—

Calibres used by Girard-Perregaux

Calibre	Power reserve	Frequency	Used in
GP01800	—	28,800 vph (4 Hz)	3
GP03300	—	28,800 vph (4 Hz)	6
GP03300 (chronograph)	—	28,800 vph (4 Hz)	6
GP08400	—	21,600 vph (3 Hz)	1
GP08600	—	21,600 vph (3 Hz)	1
GP09200	—	—	2
GP09310	—	21,600 vph (3 Hz)	2
GP09320	—	21,600 vph (3 Hz)	1
GP09400	—	21,600 vph (3 Hz)	5
GP09530	—	21,600 vph (3 Hz)	1
GP09560	—	21,600 vph (3 Hz)	2
GP09600	—	21,600 vph (3 Hz)	1
GP09620	—	21,600 vph (3 Hz)	1

About Girard-Perregaux

In 1867 Girard-Perregaux showed a tourbillon under three gold bridges at the Paris World's Fair, a model it still makes. The house, which grew out of Jean-François Bautte's workshop (1791), takes its name from the marriage of Constant Girard and Marie Perregaux in 1854.

In 1970 it set the 32,768 Hz frequency that became the standard for quartz watches. The Laureato, launched in 1975, was revived in 2016. Since 2022 the brand has been independent of the Kering group.