SIHH: Girard-Perregaux 1966 Full Calendar
The 1966 collection has quickly become one of Girard-Perregaux’s icons. The collection is named for the Neuchatel Observatory’s Centenary Prize, awarded to GP in 1966 for its achievements in the field of chronometry. The 1966 Full Calendar is available in red gold, and in a limited edition of 199 pieces in palladium. The displays include date, day of the week, month and moon phases. The 40mm case has a sapphire back revealing the GP033M0 mechanical self-winding movement designed by the Manufacture. Palladium is a very white metal that is part of the platinum family and twenty times less abundant than gold. It does not require any rhodium plating, and it does not tarnish. The Full Calendar is priced at $19,800 for either the palladium or red gold versions and deliveries to retailers should begin around June.Technical specificationsPalladium caseDiameter: 40 mmAntireflective sapphire crystalSapphire case-backWater resistance: 30 metersGirard-Perregaux movement GP033M0Mechanic

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Limited to 250 pieces, Watches IWC Big pilots will be available exclusively to shops of the IWC in Los Angles and Las Vegas. Movement is the automatic Switzerland internal IWC calibre 51614 Pellaton system with a 7-day power reserve. The display of the Big Watch perpetual calendar Limited Edition 2010 pilot moon phase deviates from the actual state of the Moon by only 12 seconds at each lunar period. In other words, the divergence is equivalent to a day in the years 577.

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