Time to take a closer look at actually my only Girard-Perregaux from the Pour Ferrari line that is in my collection. The Chronograph 8020 comes in a very pronounced and masculine case that could have come out from the Ateliers of Pininfarina. While it has a modest 38mm size, the case has huge presence with the cap-shaped bezel and the rounded sides of the case. The actual real eye-catcher however, is the Ferrari-red dial.
The prancing horse takes centre stage on the dial. I appreciate not everyone likes such co-branded watches, but the way Girard-Perregaux approached the Pour Ferrari collection is truly admirable.
Check back on an older background/report about the GP / Ferrari connection:
Time to take a closer look at actually my only Girard-Perregaux from the Pour Ferrari line that is in my collection. The Chronograph 8020 comes in a very pronounced and masculine case that could have come out from the Ateliers of Pininfarina. While it has a modest 38mm size, the case has huge presence with the cap-shaped bezel and the rounded sides of the case. The actual real eye-catcher however, is the Ferrari-red dial.
The prancing horse takes centre stage on the dial. I appreciate not everyone likes such co-branded watches, but the way Girard-Perregaux approached the Pour Ferrari collection is truly admirable.
Check back on an older background/report about the GP / Ferrari connection:
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