Look, the perpetual calendar is impressive from a watchmaking standpoint and it wears better than you'd expect for a dress piece, but at this price point you're paying a serious premium for the name and that open caseback-the movement is beautiful but you're not really *using* it as a daily. If you're the type who likes to flex complications and appreciate independent watchmaking, it's hard to fault, but honestly for the money I'd rather grab a Snowflake and pocket the difference.
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