We all know how watch manufacturers use Reference numbers to catalogue their watches and if you can decipher the codes, there is actually a lot of information that can be retrieved. Girard-Perregaux has been using a consistent system since the early 90s with a slight adaptation around the year 2000, when the Coding changed a little bit. It is now separated by dashes rather dots and in a slightly different order.
Let me share with you a 2 page document on Girard-Perregaux Codification (in English, French and German) that helps to understand the way the code works.
We all know how watch manufacturers use Reference numbers to catalogue their watches and if you can decipher the codes, there is actually a lot of information that can be retrieved. Girard-Perregaux has been using a consistent system since the early 90s with a slight adaptation around the year 2000, when the Coding changed a little bit. It is now separated by dashes rather dots and in a slightly different order.
Let me share with you a 2 page document on Girard-Perregaux Codification (in English, French and German) that helps to understand the way the code works.
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