Doubtless the first brand to have integrated the 1^st Art (architecture) into the concept and even the name of a timepiece almost a century and a half ago, with its Tourbillon with Three Bridges, Girard-Perregaux brings this Fine Watchmaking reference model into a whole new era. The coherence of the design of this Neo-Tourbillon with Three Gold Bridges is equaled only by its technical performances which benefit from spectacular breakthrough features – starting with a new automatic caliber distinguished by a titanium tourbillon weighing just 0.25 grams. Its micro-rotor now placed beneath the barrel and visible through the sapphire crystal significantly increases the power reserve. The arrow-shaped bridge, the lyre-shaped ratchet-wheel at 12 o’clock, straight-grained surfaces, chamfered edges, as well as engraved, chamfered and openworked wheels all illustrate superlative aesthetic standards. The instantly noticeable morphology of the cambered sapphire crystal with its sides dipping between the frame and the bezel-free case provides a side view of the caliber. The suspension effect of the openworked titanium bridges is further heightened, as well too is the airy nature of their double-oval structure reflecting the shape of the cut-out hands. History is thus beautifully extended but not repeated.