Does this make 7-4?

Girard Perregaux 1966 Enamel. White Gold or Rose Gold?

By: amanico : December 16th, 2021-10:47

40 mm of pure class and beauty. As often, with Girard Perregaux, the only downside is the case back. When the movement is too small and that there is nothing to see, well, a solid case back is the way to go. Other than that, a lovely watch which makes me ...

Girard Perregaux

Girard Perregaux 1966 Enamel. White Gold or Rose Gold?

As almost always

1-0 for the White. Thanks, George.

Both watches are lovely Nicolas and I am with you — white gold.

2-0 for the White. Thanks, orahu.

I'm a white metal guy. WG for me.

3-0, now.

Definitely white gold - but I think you know that by now! 😉

And a fourth point for the White.

Wrong question :)

Hehehe... This would have been my preference, by far. 4-1 for the white.

White gold for me too.

5-1 for the White. Thanks, Watchlover.

You always give me hope; despite the waiting lists and hype and crazy prices there are still some great watches to be had.

My friend, there are so many great watches which are outside the hype... In fact, there are only few watches in the hype. But many people who only swear by the Hype. Good for us!

5-2 for the White. I forgot to count your vote!

Indeed there are. But you are pulling up watches that are outside the outside of the hype ! 😂

The more outside, the better. I am a hype hater. ;)

White gold would be my choice too

True, true. 38 mm would have been perfect! 6-2 for the White.

The rose is too 'strong' with an enamel white dial, so white gold must be the choice. That said, yellow could be ideal.

7-2. Thanks, kjkt3.

In this particular case (was that a pun?) rose gold

For the contrast even better, indeed. 7-3 for the White.

Does this make 7-4?

Yes; it does! Lucky you!

Easy one. Rose gold for me.

And even 7-5 for the White, now. Thank J K.

Despite

Thanks, Thomas. 8-5 for the White.

White here 👍

9-5 for the White, then. Thanks, I W C.