It is deceptively simple and pretty. I think I actually prefer Girard-Perregaux’s use of minimalism over a brand like Vacheron Constantin. This is their 1966 Perpetual Calendar watch with an automatic in-house movement and also a moon phase indicator. A lovely thing in 18k white or rose gold. Don’t be fooled by its demure looks, it still costs around $50,000.

Read my full article on the Girard-Perregaux 1966 Perpetual Calendar watch here at Haute Living.