This Girard-Perregaux reference 99295 is the first skeletonised version of the Neo Tourbillon with Three Bridges, a modern reworking of one of watchmaking's most recognisable signatures. The three-bridge tourbillon layout traces to an 1884 Girard-Perregaux patent that first brought the bridges to the dial side; here those bridges are reimagined as arched, rounded and openworked forms in black, with the whole movement pierced and hand-finished so little remains to obscure it. The tourbillon is the focus, its cage driven by a self-winding calibre from the GP09400 family with a white gold micro-rotor set beneath the skeletonised barrel, giving automatic winding without breaking the open architecture. The titanium case measures 45mm in height and width with a thickness of 16mm, a genuine presence on the wrist yet kept light by the metal. Openworked front and back, it stands among the boldest expressions of the Bridges tradition.