Which Annual Calendar would you get? JLC vs Girard Perregaux vs Glashutte Original?

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Vote for JLC ! It's not just because of the design or in-house movement, the service afterwards is amazing and fast as well.

Regards,
Alexander

PS GP is known for bad service quality....
 
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I love the JLC but I think if I were buying one..... I would probably buy the Glashutte, The dial configuration is so different then most watches.
I would want to actual see the watches in person to say for sure but all three are nice watches.
 
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Normnally I'd say the JLC. Having tried it on a few times though, there's something about this model that doesn't quite work, for me at least. It's a 39mm but visually appears smaller and not as elegant as the Master Moon 39mm.

My vote goes to the GP, or the Patek if budget allows 😁
 
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Gotta say that GO is a classy piece. I love JLC but if I were to choose I'd go for the GO. 😁
 
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Btw, just tested those beauties last weekend :



Really nice one, specially with grey dial

Regards,
Alexander
 
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The JLC Master Moon 39 outclasses the current Master Calendar every time. And I say that as a massive triple date moonphase fan 👍
 
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Btw, just tested those beauties last weekend :



Really nice one, specially with grey dial

Regards,
Alexander
Wow, I had seen the black dial before, but that grey/slate dial JLC moonphase is a killer.

Ref the OP's choice I would go with GO (love the dial design) or the red gold meteorite JLC. I find the standard classic calendar / moonphase on a white/silver dial a bit dull.
 
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The GP looks cleaner visually and has a more developed moonphase complication with date integrated and a more robust starry sky. The size at 40 mm is a plus because visually it gives the dial more breathing room. The calibre is in house and has been used for decades as many GP models use a variation of it. JLC is more of a conventional choice but the watch does wears small. Also the dates on the dial with subsidiary indicator hand is not as clean as the GP.
 
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Neither. I prefer my classic Patek Philippe 5035R
I'm with you Mark, my PP 5035P is the most understated annual calendar watch out there.