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The Girard-Perregaux 1966 Orion (Ref. 49555-52-431-BB4A) is a striking tribute to the cosmic beauty of the night sky, seamlessly marrying celestial inspiration with haute horology. Crafted in a polished 40mm 18K pink gold case, the watch exudes warmth and luxury, with its softly curved lugs and slim profile offering a refined, elegant fit on the wrist. The real centerpiece, however, is the deep blue aventurine dial, named after the Orion constellation. Infused with flecks of metallic sparkle, the dial evokes a star-strewn sky—creating a mesmerizing effect that changes with every tilt of the wrist. In keeping with its minimalist design ethos, the dial is free of complications, showcasing only polished baton hour markers and slender leaf-shaped hands, allowing the celestial texture to take center stage. Powering this poetic timepiece is the in-house automatic caliber GP03300-0139, operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour and providing a 46-hour power reserve. The movement, composed of 218 components and finely decorated, is visible through the sapphire crystal case back, offering a view into Girard-Perregaux’s commitment to mechanical excellence. The 1966 Orion is paired with a rich navy blue alligator leather strap, fastened by an 18K pink gold pin buckle that matches the case, completing its elegant and harmonious aesthetic. Protected by a domed anti-reflective sapphire crystal, this timepiece captures the wonder of the cosmos in a wearable, luxurious form. The 1966 Orion is not just a watch—it’s a celestial statement for those who admire beauty, craftsmanship, and timeless design elevated by a cosmic touch.