Girard-Perregaux 1966 Moon Phases

1966 – A timeless icon Honouring the brand’s award-winning technical advances in chronometry Gently hand-polished, flinquè silver dial A charming moon phase indicator adds a touch of personality 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. CLASSIC DESIGN Staying loyal to the brand’s innate codes of elegance, at the heart of this breath-taking timepiece sits a gently hand-polished, flinquè silver dial, complete with Roman numerals at 12 o’clock, polished baton hour markers, and leaf-shaped hour and minute hands. A small, blued steel second hand with a delicate sun-shaped counterweight dances gracefully around the moon phase indicator, which depicts the movement of the moon across the magical night sky. A discreet face on the golden moon and a bezel set with 54 brilliant cut diamonds add further touches of flawless femininity, while a black patent alligator leather strap ensures a sophisticated silhouette. Paying homage to the manufacture’s commitment to watchmaking excellence, this wonderful model is powered by the reliable in-house calibre GP0330 movement, featuring 237 components. The 36mm case is crafted from stainless steel.