Girard-Perregaux

In 1975, Girard-Perregaux introduced the groundbreaking ‘Quartz Chronometer’ watch, which quickly gained popularity, particularly in Italy, where it was affectionately dubbed ‘Laureato,’ signifying its success and precision. The Laureato’s design is a fusion of geometric shapes, featuring an octagonal bezel, circular plinth, and angular tonneau-shaped case, exuding both distinctiveness and harmony. Its polished and satin finishes enhance its aesthetic appeal, while the integrated bracelet ensures a comfortable fit.

The new Girard Perregaux Laureato 38mm Copper Diamond Bezel model boasts a copper-colored dial with a Clous de Paris motif, luminescent baton-type hands, and matching indexes. A golden central sweep seconds hand and a date aperture add to its elegance. The octagonal bezel is adorned with 56 diamonds, enhancing its brilliance The slender case houses the self-winding Calibre GP03300 movement, visible through a transparent case-back, showcasing exquisite detailing and offering a power reserve of at least 46 hours.