The Girard-Perregaux 1966 collection is now enhanced by the addition of two new models with dials featuring delicate guilloché work, Available in two matching men's and ladies' versions, the delicately rounded dial is adorned with a superb guilloché pattern. The most prestigious of traditional watch decorations, the twelve sectors of the concentric pattern radiate from the centre of the dial to create a delicate arabesque with silvered opaline reflections. The hours are marked by baton-shaped indexes, passed over by the collection's characteristic leaf-shaped hands.
The delicately inclined bezel of the new Girard-Perregaux 1966 watch is polished and then diamond-polished to emphasise its elegance. The ladies' version is lit up by some 60 diamonds. The sapphire crystal case-back reveals the exquisite mechanical heart of these two models, perfectly suited to each case and featuring remarkable finishes.
The ultra-thin GP03300 self-winding movement drives the 38mm model. Created in the manufacture's workshops, the GP03300 caliber showcases Girard-Perregaux' long tradition of Haute Horlogerie and is a guarantee of the utmost reliability and accuracy. The mainplate and bridges are drawn, beveled, circular-grained and decorated with Côtes de Genève motifs. It has a 46-hour power reserve with a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour. As for the 30mm ladies' model, it is powered by the GP03200 self-winding movement.
These two models are fitted with an elegant black alligator strap with a pink gold pin buckle.
