Girard Perregaux Collection Lady Watches

We have seen perpetual calendar watches for the past few weeks, not sure if that's a trend they want to impose but this Perpetual Calendar by Girard Perregaux is definitely creating a noise to start a new trend.This Perpetual Calendar has a very interesting look which makes you think that you can wear it upside down. It has two crown each placed on the opposite sides while the dial doesn't display the traditional 12-hour hour numbers. Since everything on the dial is indicated by separate pointers, no matter how you wear it will still give you the same result. Aside from this, it also gives you a classic and stylish look with its 18 carat rose gold case along with the alligator leather strap. The functions of this watch include moonphase indicator, world time zone, and a day, date, month indicators found on the three sub dials.This design of Perpetual Calendar from Girard Perregaux is definitely a one of kind masterpiece when it comes to perpetual calendars. This definitely has a right for a spot in you watch collection.

Small seconds are in this year for Girard-Perregaux. New for 2011 will be this “Petite Seconde” model in the brand’s 1966 watch collection. Though I must admit the dial, with its classic feel and Breguet style numbers looks like something from well before 1966. The case on the other hand still feels about right with the purported era. As a formal watch does with a simple dial and Arabic numerals, this watch is hard to beat. Love the blued steel hands and the very tiny touch of red for the number “60″ in the subsidiary seconds dial. You used to see watches like this from a long time ago with a red colored “12.” People used to guess why it was red, but I am thinking that it was just for style. As such, the dial has white, black, blue, and red making for a good sophisticated look. Oh, and the dial is gonna look extra good because it is done in enamel. Fancy! But really not “1966.”The case is still 40mm wide in 18k white or rose gold, and has a sapphire crystal over the front and back. Inside the relatively thin case is an in-house made Girard-Perregaux GP03300-50 automatic movement. The movement is finely decorated and has a gold rotor. Look for this timepiece sometime next year.