Girard Perregaux celebrates fifty years of the iconic Laureato watch
Girard Perregaux marks half a century of the Laureato with its most sophisticated edition yet and it's worth every second of the wait.
For fifty years, the Girard Perregaux Laureato has tested the boundaries between technical authority and aesthetic harmony. Beautiful, but not ostentatious, the watch’s elegance resides in proportion and cohesion rather than excess. It’s a true testament to the House’s commitment to Haute Horlogerie, and its fiftieth anniversary is a cause for celebration, not retrospection.
As such, the Laureato Fifty introduces an elevated degree of sophistication and craftsmanship. Powered by the in-house GP4800, the Laureato Fifty comes in both 36mm and 39mm variations. For added savoir-faire, the watch is finished with enamel execution, a rose gold bridge and a sapphire caseback. Understated luxury at its finest.
Embossed with the Clous de Paris grid, the 39mm dial also includes an 18K rose gold date display, and there’s even a version including 65 brilliant-cut diamonds. The upgraded version is less subtle, sure, but it’s still extremely chic and wearable, and we’re obsessed.
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Images courtesy of Girard Perregaux
Words: Cable Writers
