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Girard-Perregaux Tourbillon with Three Flying Bridges Bucherer BLUE
Welcoming the Tourbillon with Three Flying Bridges Bucherer BLUE, a timepiece celebrating Girard-Perregaux’s virtuosity through a “BLUE” lens. The Tourbillon with Three Bridges movement is considered the world’s oldest watch movement still in production, epitomising the ability of Girard-Perregaux to reinvent yesterday’s tradition for today’s connoisseur: Over time, the design of the bridges has been elaborated from an arrow- ended shape to a more contemporary “Neo” shape, used in the Flying Bridges. The architecture of the movement has also evolved to give the impression of it levitating inside the case. This timepiece with its unique marking in blue tones on the barrel and bridges is limited to 18 exclusive pieces.