When the Laureato was originally launched in 1975, it won the hearts and minds of design aficionados and watch collectors alike. While other contemporary watches have come and gone over the years, only a handful have endured and the Laureato is one of them. The Maison is pleased to unveil a new timeless addition to the Laureato family, the Girard-Perregaux Laureato 42mm, a timepiece housed in a pink gold case, paired with a handcrafted black onyx dial and equipped with an in-house mechanical movement.<\/p>\n
Available in Girard-Perregaux retailers worldwide from September, the 42 mm case is presented in 18-carat pink golf and upholds the Laureato tradition of juxtaposing polished and satin finished surfaces throughout. A matching pink gold bracelet provides a fitting means of uniting the watch with its wearer while the noble hues of the case paired with the handcrafted black dial draws on the expertise of time-served craftspeople who shape and polish the material by hand. The self-winding movement\u00a0 has a power reserve of 54 hours and encompasses a myriad of refined details such as bevelling, mirror polishing, and various engravings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"