Ferrari Chronograph watch by Girard Perregaux | bip mistry photographer

Ferrari Chronograph watch by Girard Perregaux

Ferrari Chronograph by Girard Perregaux

Ferrari Chronograph by Girard Perregaux

Ferrari Chronograph open clasp

Photographs are of a limited edition Girard Perregaux Ferrari gents chronograph watch. The watch has a steel case and bracelet, and is immortalised by the engraving on the back of the steel case ‘Manufaturé spécialement pour Ferrari’.

Photography by Bip Mistry, recently sold by my client Tempussuisse

Watch history since 1791 at Girard Perregaux

Examples here of vintage watches.

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~ by bip mistry on September 26, 2010.

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Tags: Ferrari, Ferrari watch, Girard Perregaux

2 Responses to “Ferrari Chronograph watch by Girard Perregaux”

my favorite wath

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where can i buy one

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Portrait Dcoumentary Photographer

I am a portrait, documentary photographer and short filmmaker based in Brighton, England. My name is Bip Mistry. I have photographed for arts organisations, artists, builders, designers, housing associations, schools, security companies and urban regeneration companies.
I am currently updating my portrait and documentary photography portfolios and producing a new video portfolio.
Contact me on +44 (0) 7956 870 991 or email me: bipmistry@gmail.com
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