by Kyle Stults on November 19, 2010
It’s a good week for watches, my friends!
Panerai PAM 386, Vacheron Constantin Quai de l’Ile Annual Calendar, and now this from Girard-Perregaux! I was reallly pleased with Girard-Perregaux’s 2010 offerings at the SIHH in Geneva, and if this new 1966 Small Seconds is any indication of what is to come from GP in Geneva in 2011, it will undoubtedly be another good year for the brand! My only question about this watch is, what’s not to like?
Girard Perregaux 1966 Small Seconds
40mm white or rose gold case, white enamel dial, Girard Perregaux automatic Caliber 3300 (new movement), alligator strap with matching buckle
In case you are wondering why the “SIHH 2011″ notation in the title, it is because these watches are all special previews of the new watches that will be released by several of the major watch brands in January 2011 at a show called the “Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie” — SIHH, for hort. If you want to see what happens at the exclusive, “invitation only” event held in Geneva in January, just check out Perpetuelle.com’s 2009 and 2010 coverage of one of the hottest watch events in the world. And rest assured, we’ll be in full force come January 2011 – You won’t want to miss the action!
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