The Girard-Perregaux Ferrari 250 GT TdF (Reference 8090) is a highly collectible, limited-edition automatic chronograph produced around the turn of the millennium (circa 1998–2000). It was created to celebrate the historic partnership between Swiss luxury watchmaker Girard-Perregaux and Ferrari, specifically honoring the legendary 1950s Ferrari 250 GT Tour de France racing cars.
  Radial Minute Display: Unlike most standard chronographs, the caliber 2280 movement uses a specialized central minutes hand for the stopwatch function, moving smoothly around the main dial alongside the central chronograph seconds hand. 

• Tri-Compax Sub-Dial Subregisters:
  • • Running constant seconds at 3 o'clock
    • 12-hour chronograph counter at 6 o'clock
    • 24-hour military/second time zone indicator at 9 o'clock 
• Tachymeter Scale: Positioned on the outermost rim of the dial to measure speed over a fixed distance. 
• Engraved Case Back: The solid steel case back features a detailed engraving dedicated to the Ferrari 250 GT Tour de France, noting the 77 original cars produced between 1956 and 1959.

• Case Diameter: 40 mm

• Case Thickness: 14 mm

• Case Material: Brushed and polished Stainless Steel

• Dial: Black with luminescent Arabic numerals and white hands

• Movement: Caliber 2280 automatic chronograph movement (modified luxury ETA 2892 base with a modular chronograph component)

• Power Reserve: Approximately 40 to 42 hours

• Crystal: Domed, scratch-resistant Sapphire Crystal with anti-reflective coating

• Exclusivity: Limited to exactly 2,000 individually numbered pieces worldwide.