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Friday, 2nd Nov, sun is out as is my Girard-Perregaux 6083 Full Calendar
A full calendar seems a fairly useless complication, requiring lots of setting and I tend to know anyhow what month I'm in or what day of the week it is.
But when it comes packaged like this...it is so romantic.
Only a moon phase is missing for perfection.
The 1950s Girard-Perregaux 6083 Full Calendar with bumper automatic winding.
CC
It is a bomb! Very nice and elegant. I appreciate they use pushers ala chrono to set the date, too. Rather than " holes " in the case. [nt]
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Thanks Nicolas. Those "pushers" still need a thin wooden stick to operate
but I agree, they look really cool.
Thanks George. The size just fits the time and gives a lot of vintage charme
presence on the wrist is still very good.
That is a beauty.
I think it does pretty well without the moonphase actually.
Are the numerals applied, are they also black? If they are indeed black, as so too it seems are the hands, is this an unusual look for the time? When I think about other triple calendars from that time I don't think I've ever seen black hands black numerals. I could be wrong of course.
Yes, the black numerals are applied and the hands are black, except
the date hand which is blued steel.
Thanks for confirming. It’s a great look, and unusual to me at least. [nt]
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+1 to Nico‘s comment.. I also think, the pushers are so much better then these pich-in spots !.. Other than that, a very nice Ref., also a bit romantic, like many calendars, with a lot of charm !
Many thanks, HS. I know you share the love for vintage Triple Date Calendars :D [nt]
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Gorgeous time capsule that’s also very wearable. Very nice, CC. :-) [nt]
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Thanks, CJ. Yes, it really is not too small, it's part of its charm. [nt]
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Thanks very much for the kind words. It's quite a vintage marvel indeed. [nt]
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