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A perpetual calendar keeps track of the date, the day of the week, the month, the year, including leap years, and sometimes even the century. Because of the complex rules of the Gregorian calendar, which include varying lengths of months and leap years every four years, a perpetual calendar is an extraordinary exercise in the design and manufacture of this [[complication]].
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The calendar display of a mechanical watch is called "perpetual" if it automatically updates the date, the day of the week, the month, and the moon phase displays. It not only takes into account the different durations of the months in the course of a year but also "knows" which years are leap years. The complex mechanism is controlled by so-called cams.
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A perpetual calendar is an extraordinary exercise in the design and manufacture of this [[complication]].
  
 
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Version vom 2. Februar 2009, 00:49 Uhr

Perpetual calendar

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Langematik-Perpetual
with Perpetual calendar

The calendar display of a mechanical watch is called "perpetual" if it automatically updates the date, the day of the week, the month, and the moon phase displays. It not only takes into account the different durations of the months in the course of a year but also "knows" which years are leap years. The complex mechanism is controlled by so-called cams.

A perpetual calendar is an extraordinary exercise in the design and manufacture of this complication.