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Tow quick pictures I was able to recently take about one of my favourite GP in the 1966 line ( which is my / our favourite would be a very interesting thread to launch, by the way )... The enamel: In rose gold, the contrast and the warmth are really appealing. The dial makes it all, with that Watch.
Tow quick pictures I was able to recently take about one of my favourite GP in the 1966 line ( which is my / our favourite would be a very interesting thread to launch, by the way )...
The enamel:
In rose gold, the contrast and the warmth are really appealing. The dial makes it all, with that Watch.
Exquisite, refined.... Not much more to say.
Even if I still prefer the white gold, but it is just me.
Ok, ok, if I had to find a point I would change, on that Watch, it would be the case back, which I would prefer solid...
But nothing which would make me stay away from this 1966... In my heart and in my dreams.
Best,
Nicolas
The Girard Perregaux 1966 reference, issued in 2014, represents a specific iteration within the brand's 1966 collection, known for its classic design language. This particular model features a friendly complication, distinguishing it from simpler time-only variants within the same series. The 1966 line generally emphasizes traditional watchmaking aesthetics and proportions, appealing to those who appreciate understated horology.
The watch is housed in a case characteristic of the 1966 series. It typically features a sapphire crystal, offering clarity and scratch resistance. The movement powering this reference is an automatic caliber, consistent with Girard Perregaux's in-house manufacturing capabilities, providing a reliable power reserve suitable for daily wear.
For collectors, this reference offers a less commonly seen variant of the 1966 collection. Its appeal lies in its adherence to classical design principles and the inclusion of a practical complication. While specific dial and hand configurations can be subjects of discussion among enthusiasts, the overall presentation aligns with the brand's heritage in precision watchmaking.
Thank you for these shot, Nicolas! :) I must say that I find this emanel dial stunning. Best Blomman
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