Girard Perregaux, Square Case Watch in Steel, Gilt Dial Markers, circa 1960s

Dealer description — Vintage Watch Specialist

A Beautiful Girard Perregaux Manual Watch with a Stunning Linen Textured Dial and Stylish Gilt Dial Furniture, c.1960s Girard-Perregaux, one of Switzerland's oldest watch manufacturers, was founded in 1791 by Jean-François Bautte in Geneva. Known for its exquisite craftsmanship and innovative designs, the brand quickly gained a reputation among European elites. In 1852, Constant Girard married Marie Perregaux, merging their names to form the iconic brand we know today. The company made significant strides in horology with groundbreaking innovations. In 1889, it won a gold medal at the Paris Universal Exhibition for its Tourbillon with Three Gold Bridges—a design that remains emblematic of Girard-Perregaux's commitment to precision and aesthetics. Throughout the 20th century, Girard-Perregaux continued to innovate by developing high-frequency movements and introducing quartz watches in the early 1970s. Today, it remains a symbol of luxury and technical prowess, blending traditional Swiss watchmaking artistry with modern advancements. The brand is revered for its timeless elegance and mechanical mastery. What's on Offer We are pleased to offer this simple yet sophisticated vintage piece from Girard Perregaux for sale in such beautiful pre-owned condition. The dial is blemish-free and boasts a stylish linen textured dial with gilt furniture including super slim applied batons on the hour plots and corresponding hands, the dial is completed by the GP signature. The watch wears beautifully on the wrist as illustrated in the photographs, we have paired it with a light tan soft leather strap which brings out the warmth of the dial. A beautiful and understated timepiece that will bring many years of joy to the wearer - we love it!