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The Girard-Perregaux 1966 Date and Moon Phases (Ref. 49545-11-131-11A) is a timeless embodiment of classical watchmaking, designed for those who appreciate clean aesthetics paired with refined complications. Encased in a polished 36mm stainless steel case, this model features a sleek and slim profile at just under 11mm thick, offering a comfortable fit and sophisticated look ideal for formal or everyday wear. Its dial is rendered in a subtle silver opaline finish, radiating understated elegance while providing exceptional clarity. The layout is meticulously balanced, with slender leaf-shaped hands and applied baton hour markers contributing to a minimalist, vintage-inspired aesthetic. At the heart of the dial is a beautifully executed moon phase display, positioned above 6 o’clock, offering a poetic interpretation of the lunar cycle. Just above it, a neatly integrated date aperture adds practical functionality without compromising the visual flow of the dial. Powering the watch is the in-house automatic caliber GP03300-0115, which beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour and delivers a 46-hour power reserve. The movement, visible through the sapphire crystal case back, showcases Girard-Perregaux’s hallmark craftsmanship, with refined finishing and meticulous attention to mechanical detail. Completing the timepiece is a classic black alligator leather strap, secured with A, Stainless steel pin buckle, further enhancing its elegant silhouette. Topped with a domed anti-reflective sapphire crystal, the 1966 Date and Moon Phases is a graceful and enduring companion—combining subtle complication, refined proportions, and timeless Swiss heritage.