Girard-Perregaux 1966 40

1966 – A timeless icon Honouring the brand’s award-winning technical advances in chronometry Understated silver opaline dial Presented in a slim 40mm stainless steel case Powered by the reliable in-house manufactured calibre GP0330 movement A TIMELESS ICON Paying tribute to Leonardo da Vinci’s artistic philosophy “simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”, the 1966 collection offers innovative, contemporary reiterations of classic designs inspired by the 1960s. Honouring the award-winning technical advances in chronometry the brand achieved in this iconic decade, including the Neuchâtel Observatory Centenary Prize, the 1966 models are incredibly versatile, ranging from elegant dress watches to sportier, dual time designs. ATTENTION TO DETAIL Classic in terms of functions and lines, this well-balanced timepiece is beautifully presented in a polished, round 40mm stainless steel case, softly domed with curved lines. Staying loyal to the brand’s innate codes of elegance, at the heart of this breath-taking timepiece sits a silver opaline dial, complete with baton hour markers, a discreet yet legible date display, and leaf-shaped hour and minute hands. The black patent alligator leather strap is perfectly integrated to the case, ensuring maximum comfort and a sophisticated silhouette. Paying homage to the manufacture’s commitment to watchmaking excellence, this wonderful model is powered by the reliable in-house manufactured calibre GP0330 movement, crafted from 218 components. Decorated with Côtes de Genève, the oscillating weight can be viewed through the transparent case back.