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The Girard-Perregaux 1966 Full Calendar (Ref. 49535-11-131-BB60) is a refined expression of traditional Swiss watchmaking, offering a harmonious blend of classical design and mechanical complexity. Encased in a polished 40mm stainless steel case, the watch maintains a sleek 10.7mm thickness, allowing it to slide effortlessly under a cuff. Its defining feature is the deep blue sunray dial, which adds a modern, sophisticated flair to the otherwise vintage-inspired layout. The dial is adorned with slim, faceted baton hour markers and elegant leaf-shaped hands, creating a clean and legible display. The full calendar complication is laid out with balanced precision: the day and month are shown in dual windows just below 12 o’clock, a central pointer hand with a red crescent tip indicates the date around the perimeter of the dial, and a beautifully detailed moon phase display sits above 6 o’clock, adding a poetic visual anchor. Powering this complication is the in-house automatic caliber GP033M0, operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour with a 46-hour power reserve. The movement, composed of 295 finely crafted components, is visible through a sapphire exhibition case back, offering a glimpse into Girard-Perregaux’s horological artistry. Completing the watch is a navy blue alligator leather strap with a matching stainless steel pin buckle, which perfectly complements the rich tone of the dial while maintaining a cohesive, elegant aesthetic. Protected by a domed anti-reflective sapphire crystal, the 1966 Full Calendar 49535-11-131-BB60 is a striking choice for those who appreciate a classic silhouette elevated by contemporary color and timeless complications.