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Girard-Perregaux Laureato Tourbillon 45 mm

99105-41-232-BB6A

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  • CollectionLaureato
    SeriesLaureato Tourbillon
    Model No99105-41-232-BB6A
  • Movement
    Features Tourbillon
    Movement Automatic
    Calibre GP09510-0002
    Case
    Case Size 45 mm
    Case Shape Round
    Case Material Titanium & White Gold
    Glass Material Sapphire Crystal
    Dial
    Dial Colour Grey
    Strap
    Strap Material Leather
    Strap Colour Black
    Clasp Type Folding Clasp
    Other
    Gender Men
    Water Resistance (M) 30
    Warranty Period 2 Years + 3 Years warranty extension by scanning the QR code on the warranty card
    Country of Origin Switzerland

About the Girard-Perregaux Laureato Collection

A linchpin of the brand, Girard-Perregaux Laureato is a collection of elegant luxury sports watches boasting a sleek and sophisticated design sensibility. It was introduced in 1975 as the brand's first quartz watch, driven by a highly-precise calibre 350. The watch made quite some waves upon its release, and for good reason. First, its movement established a new standard frequency of 32,768 Hz for the global market. And it championed the luxury sports watch genre, which was in its heyday at the time of Laureato's release. In 2016, the Laureato collection was given a grand revival to celebrate the 225th anniversary of the maison. It again took the world by storm, returning stronger than ever into the luxury sports category with its iconic design and a new mechanical movement. At present, Laureato is one of the most sought-after watches in the industry.

Design And Features

The Laureato collection is a captivating blend of bold architectural inspirations and superior materials. It was christened ‘Laureato' at the suggestion of Girard-Perregaux's Italian distributor, referencing the iconic 1967 film The Graduate, known as Il Laureato in Italian. Milanese architect Adolfo Natalini is the genius behind the watch's iconic design. He drew inspiration from the intricate architecture of the Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral in Florence, Italy. Therefore, we see echoes of domes and facades' iconography throughout the watch's visual aesthetic. Its design comprises a slim, octagon-shaped bezel that sits gracefully on a gracefully curved base. Furthermore, it features horizontal links integrated seamlessly into the base, giving an overall sleek and elegant look.

Iterations of Laureato

Over the decades, the Laureato has seen numerous design and technological advancements. During the 1980s, Girard-Perregaux expanded the Laureato line by introducing models with added complications like chronographs and moon phases, responding to the growing preference for multifunctional timepieces. In 2003, the Laureato Evo 3 was unveiled with a larger case size and a more elaborate dial arrangement. Girard-Perregaux introduced Laureato Absolute in 2019. With a more athletic appearance, a carbon fibre case and a rubber strap, the Absolute showcases a modern design and the brand's commitment to excellence.

Girard-Perregaux Laureato Tourbillon

ABOUT THE MOVEMENT

    • Brand Girard-Perregaux
    • Reference GP09510-0002
    • Movement Automatic
    • Display Analog
    • Power Reserve approx. 48 hours
    • Jewels 33
    • Frequency 21600 bph

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