Bell & Ross BR 03 92

Girard-Perregaux Unveils Le Corbusier Trilogy of Limited-Edition Watches
La Chaux-de-Fonds, in the Swiss Jura, is regarded as the cradle of fine watchmaking, but it is also the birthplace of Charles-Edouard Jeanneret, known more widely as Le Corbusier, one of the titans of modern architecture and design. Now, Girard-Perregaux, a watch brand based in La Chaux-de-Fonds and long associated with Le Corbusier’s estate, has released a trilogy of watches with designs based on his work.The Girard-Perregaux Le Corbusier Trilogy pays tribute to the three cities most associated with the artist’s career: La Chaux-de-Fonds, where he spent his formative years and trained as a sculptor and engraver at the town’s School of Art; Paris, where he adopted his nom d’artiste and introduced the public to his pioneering furniture designs; and Marseille, where he did his most important late architectural work in his signature medium, reinforced concrete. The model chosen for the three watches ¡ª each limited to only five pieces ¡ª is Girard-Perregaux’s V

Boxing Day
No, not the Canadian Holiday. I'm talking about this:How goofy are vintage collectors that they get tickled over a vintage box that matches one of their watches? Yeah, pretty silly, eh? Still, the watch looks right at home:

Anyone See the WTF Traveling Mascot??
Just arrived and hanging out with friends. Thanks for the smooth hand-off, HockeyBrand!! It will be following a whirlwind tour of the northern States and western Canada before parting company in a couple weeks!

Anyone have side by side shots of 15300 vs 15400?
This seems like a hot button topic as of late and I am quite torn between the two models and apparently am not alone :)

Pam 590
Thinking about one of these. I think its really unique and my AD has a brand new one in stock for 5750. Current list is 6600.Does anyone know if they really only made 2000 total of these or is that their annual number?