Quasar Light Tourbillon with Three Bridges
$360,000
Non-binding recommended retail price in USD (VAT excluded)
Girard-Perregaux unveils two new versions of the Quasar Light, a timepiece renowned for taking ‘transparency to the extreme’. This contemporary expression of Haute Horlogerie pays tribute to the Maison’s now-iconic three arrow-shaped bridges, patented 140 years ago. In common with its traditional antecedents, the Quasar Light 140 is equipped with a tourbillon but it also embraces modernity with its distinctive sapphire crystal bridges and case.
Key features
Limited Edition of 8 Timepieces
Quasar Light Tourbillon with Three Bridges
99295-43-3314-5CC
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Watch
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Case
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Case material :sapphire
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Diameter :46 mm
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Thickness :15.25 mm
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Case-back :anti-reflective sapphire crystal
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Dial :no dial
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Water resistance :30 m
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Strap
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Strap material :fabric
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Buckle :titanium triple-folding buckle
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Movement
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Calibre
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Number :GP09400
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Mechanism :self-winding mechanical
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Winding direction :clockwise
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Total Diameter :36.60 mm (16 ¼''')
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Height :9.54 mm
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Frequency :21,600 Vib/h – (3 Hz)
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Number of Parts :260
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Number of Jewels :27
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Oscillating weight :white gold micro-rotor
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Power Reserve :min. 60h
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Functions
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hours and minutes, small seconds on the tourbillon, tourbillon
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Bridging the past with the future
First released by Girard-Perregaux back in 2020, the inaugural Quasar, the Quasar Light, was housed in a colourless case formed of Swiss-made sapphire crystal. Moreover, it featured three clear Neo bridges positioned below a sapphire crystal box, masterfully playing with light and taking the idea of transparency to the extreme. After releasing the critically acclaimed Quasar Light, the Maison has since released additional references encompassing various tints, while still upholding
the clear characteristics of the Quasar Light. For 2024, Girard-Perregaux perpetuates the Quasar story with two new versions of the Quasar
Light. The clear housing and bridges afford views of a one-minute tourbillon. Set against a clear backdrop, the gravity-defying mechanism appears to almost float mid-air, bestowing an ethereal appearance. A blued hand sits atop a lyre-shaped cage, indicating the running seconds.
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