Girard PerregauxRicheville Chronograph

The look and feel of this Richeville Chronograph is defined by its tonneau-shaped case, which Girard Perregaux has a rich history with dating back to the 1920s and 30s. Cased in white gold and measuring 37mm across, its curved shape contours to the wrist - providing an interesting form and an ergonomic fit.

The dial features contrasting silver sub-registers and circular minute track alongside a stylised “12” hour marker and date aperture at 4:30. Attached to the case is a brown leather strap and “GP” signed deployant buckle. The watch’s underside has an exhibition caseback that displays an in-house calibre with a 12-hour chronograph and automatic winding.

This example is presented in good condition with some visible marks and blemishes on the case and clasp. The leather strap shows clear signs of wear.

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