Hands-On: With The Girard-Perregaux 1966 Full Calendar In White Gold (Live Pics, Specs, & Pricing)
The 1966 line from Girard-Perregaux is easily the purest from this manufacture of haute horlogerie. But it can perhaps be overlooked, considering GP's attention-grabbing, truly cutting-edge masterworks like the 2013 GPHG-winning Constant Escapement LM. While tri-axial tourbillons and triple bridges are fun to read (and write) about, it's not necessarily what the average watch lover looks for in an everyday timepiece. For that, the 1966 collection does the trick, and today we take a look at this elegant full calendar in white gold. 2 OF 14 These watches have a number of features you would want to find in a high-end, every day luxury watch. They are not excessively sized at 40 mm, and the dials can either come in black or white. They are true triple calendars in the old sense of the term – not annual calendars or perpetual calendars. The dates are set manually via pushers on the side, and the displays are truly iconic, with the day and month read via apertures

AP UK spur of the moment hospitality for our London GTG
4 of us met today for the first time at the AP service centre in London, as usual Daniel & Maria were great company and very generous with the champagne.Maria was appointed as photographer and clearly has some ability.AP also provided each of us with swag bags which was extremely kind, one of the items was a key ring which I've wanted for a few years.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yellow
So what do you guys think of this new release? I like the current RG/black dial as well but have already a couple of all RG watches. Think all YG with a blue dial would pop!

Please help identify watch model, year, and approximate pricing
I have an AP watch with no model, the only thing I have is in the back of the watch there is a print B57672. Please see attach picture.Is it worth it to buy it for $2000? Is it real? Any help to tell if it's real or not is very much appreciated

Co-Axial In house?
Sorry if this is a silly question but is the Co-Axial movement fully in house?