amanico
[JLC Moderator]
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2 pictures of the Girard Perregaux 1966 Annual Calendar Equation of Time.
In white gold:
And in rose gold with a superb ruthenium dial:
While I am not fan of annual calendars, as I find it in between the complete calendar and the perpetual calendar, I would gladly make an exception, here, because of the equation of time, which is- I don't know why- a complication which speaks very loud to me.
And as always, the case is superb, but the movement is too small.
But, overall, what a watch!
Best,
Nicolas
2 pictures of the Girard Perregaux 1966 Annual Calendar Equation of Time.
In white gold: And in rose gold with a superb ruthenium dial: While I am not fan of annual calendars, as I find it in between the complete calendar and the perpetual calendar, I would gladly make an exception, here, because of the equation of time, which ...
indeed a rare compliaction which i would very much like to have as well...
not too many brands offer it and what is available in current catalogues, I don't really like... was looking several times on this model by GP....very sublime, very very very nice....
Beautifully balanced asymmetric dial...
Nicolas, do you have a view of the back of the watch?
Better yet, here's a photo AND technical review from our site, yonks ago
GP Annual Calendar Equation of Time Review ...
While I like many things about this watch,...
...especially the dial and the case profile, I do feel however that the bezel is a bit too large for the watch. You mentioned it: the movement is very small. I believe that GP wanted to achieve by all means the 40 mm diameter mark and as they (luckily) we...
