JeanRichard Terrascope watches

The JeanRichard Terrascope is a 44 mm steel sports watch from the brand aBlogtoWatch described as Girard-Perregaux's introductory label, in the way Tudor relates to Rolex. Its case has a complex, multi-level construction topped by a wide bezel, brushed vertically on its flat top and mirror polished on the angled sides. aBlogtoWatch found the design reminiscent of Gérald Genta and the Patek Philippe Nautilus.

Inside is the JR60, an automatic calibre with 26 jewels, a 28,800 vph beat and at least 38 hours of power reserve. JeanRichard said little about its origins; aBlogtoWatch called it a bit of a mystery whose specifications resemble an ETA 2824 or a Sellita SW200. The case measures about 50 mm from lug to lug, sits under a sapphire crystal and is water resistant to 100 m, with a crown that does not screw down. The date sits at 3 o'clock, and the hour markers and hands are luminous. The steel bracelet tapers from 24 to 22 mm to a double deployant clasp, and on it the watch weighs around 220 g.

The three-hand Terrascope with date carries 60500 references: the 60500-11-D01-FK7A has a purple dial, and the 60500-11-206-HDE0 covers the steel case in black DLC. The Terrascope GMT (60520-11-601-FB6A) uses the same 44 mm steel case with a black dial. JeanRichard also made the Terrascope in steel with pink gold, and on black rubber or alligator straps in place of the bracelet.