Girard-Perregaux Three Bridge Neo Tourbillon Automatic Watch For 2014
The iconic Three Bridge Tourbillon collection from Girard-Perregaux has been one of the more understated, yet interesting high-end timepieces available for quite sometime. Originally based on the design of a Girard-Perregaux pocket watch from the late 19th century, the aesthetic of three distinct parallel bridges and a tourbillon has been a key part of the brand for as long as I can recall. A new version with an automatic and an updated design has been released for 2014 at the Baselworld watch show.Known as the "Neo Tourbillon With Three Bridges," the timepiece is most noteworthy for playing with the design of the bridges themselves. Retained are the arrow point ends, but now they are now skeletonized. Further, the 2014 Girard-Perregaux Three Bridge Neo Tourbillon Automatic model will have titanium bridges in a deep gray color with a very interesting look. Pretty much everything about the watch is actually new, especially the hour and minute hands as well as the touribllon cage. Furthe

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 55
Enjoy an interview with Pierre Halimi Lacharlotte of popular high-end indy watch maker FP Journe. He handles FP Journe's North American business and is a fantastically knowledgeable watch industry savant.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 55 here.

Looking for a users manual for 26320
Hey all, I am trying to track down a users manual. For a ss 26320. I don't believe AP will sell replacements. Can anyone confirm this and does anyone have any other ideas how I could procure such an item?

New shoes for the Ceramic Offshore...
Visited the AP Service centre in Singapore today and found a perfect match for my Offshore ceramic.Although I love the watch on the original rubber strap I think the grey hornback gives it a completely different look and compliments the dial perfectly.Feels like a completely new watch on the wrist.Here are some pics, hope you like them :-)Cheers,Abner

Did the super avenger dial change?
I'm almost ready to pull the trigger on a Super Avenger but noticed something. The one I'm buying the number 8 and 10 are partially cut off by one of the sub dials. I've noticed majority of other ones where the numbers are not cut off. Did it change? Which one is the newer style if it did. Thanks again.