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Girard Perregaux 1966 Dual Time Rose Gold.
Issued in 2014, this is not a watch we often see.
The beautiful 1966 case, a friendly complication. Not too sure about the dial, though.
The hands are disputable, too.
What do you think?
Best,
Nicolas
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Girard Perregaux 1966 Dual Time Rose Gold.
Issued in 2014, this is not a watch we often see. The beautiful 1966 case, a friendly complication. Not too sure about the dial, though. The hands are disputable, too. What do you think? Best, Nicolas ...
Super shot and wholeheartedly agree on the case!
The dial is quite eccentric, which I like, though the seconds/minute/hour hands could be made more legible.
2016 revision with the white dial and red second time zone hand
Seemed to address some of the dial / hands apprehension, still feels large case small movement situation no matter how you weigh the dial proportions
It feels to me like the last experimental era of the brand 😊🤷🏻♂️
Maybe not every reference was a full success but there was a vitality about the brand that subsequently petered out IMHO. So many experiments and watches…
Was it the reduction to integrated bracelet steel watches…
Or financials or something else that made it stop? 🤷🏻♂️
I really like this Girard Perregaux 1966 Dual Time Rose Gold.
I think the rose gold has a wonderful rich hue and I find the dial to be very legible and clean not cluttered at all. Marc
I rather like it!
Though very different from my time-only Omega Renaissance1894, something about markers, the rg case and the bi-color dial of that GP reminds me of it. ...
To be honest i liked it when i saw it but never worn it 🫣
Enter text I think this was the only time 😬 ...
Yes together with more watches i hardly worn or that didn’t get the love they deserve .
I made the decision last year to only keep watches i want to wear and all unloved ones need to go to create funds for a few grail pieces which i otherwise couldn’t or wouldn’t buy. Difficult decision for a 30+ year hoarder 😬
I think thats a good decision.
I came to the conclusion after picking up some watches from the safe and then look up when was the last time i worn it . Some didn’t get loved for 4 or 5 years and some almost never . And the new pieces that i want nowadays are priced so high that its alm...