The Girard-Perregaux Casquette is Back, in Titanium and Gold
The newly launched Girard Perregaux Casquette 2.0 titanium version allowed me to openly express my inner bookworm. It reminds people of references from the early 1970s, as well as the dreamy retro red LED display screen, which is exactly the kind of watch I saw on the wrist of people queuing up to watch the first Star Wars trilogy.
It is not an easy task to blend two seemingly incompatible design elements together, so it is particularly interesting to see Casquette's new version. Usually, Girard Perregaux tends towards traditional watches and may make some upgrades here or there to keep the market excited. Almost in sharp contrast, the Casquette series watches are a retro futuristic dream, and this departure still applies to the brand to some extent.
Part of the reason for understanding the returns of this model is to comprehend the reasons behind its creation. In the 1970s, two technological advancements occurred.
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