Laureato Chronograph Aston Martin Edition
¥3,003,000
Non-binding recommended retail price in Japan (VAT included)
The partnership first revealed in early 2021, and indeed, genuine friendship formed between Girard-Perregaux and Aston Martin has led to the creation of a new timepiece, the Laureato Chronograph Aston Martin Edition. Its styling masterfully plays with shapes, textures, and light, tailored to those who appreciate luxury and performance. Collectively, the two companies have over 330 years of amassed know-how, something that is evident when appraising both firms’ creations. However, while they respect their heritage, they share a resolutely forward-thinking outlook.
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Key features
Limited Edition of 188 Timepieces
Laureato Chronograph Aston Martin Edition
81020-11-001-11A
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Watch
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Case
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Case material :904L Steel
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Diameter :42 mm
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Thickness :12.01 mm
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Case-back :anti-reflective sapphire crystal, Aston Martin logo decal
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Dial :“Aston Martin Green” with cross-hatching
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Water resistance :100 m
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Strap
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Strap material :904L steel
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Buckle :steel triple-folding buckle
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Movement
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Calibre
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Number :GP03300
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Mechanism :self-winding mechanical
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Winding direction :clockwise
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Total Diameter :25.95 mm (11 ½''')
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Height :6.50 mm
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Frequency :28,800 Vib/h – (4 Hz)
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Number of Parts :419
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Number of Jewels :63
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Oscillating weight :heavy metal
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Power Reserve :min. 46h
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Functions
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chronograph, date, hours and minutes, small seconds
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Built from true friendship
The Laureato Chronograph Aston Martin Edition is the latest creation from Girard-Perregaux, made in collaboration with Aston Martin Lagonda. Its dial is suffused with a delightfully decadent application of what is now known as “Aston Martin Green”, achieved by painstakingly applying paint twenty-one times to the dial, forming seven distinct layers of paint as a result. The automotive influences also encompass cross-hatching, a diamond-like pattern first seen with the carmaker’s ‘AM’ logo (1921 – 1926). This motif was also inspired by the quilted seats found in the British brand’s numerous high-performance sports cars. A pane of sapphire crystal, positioned to the rear of the watch, affords sight of the automatic, Manufacture movement, the Calibre GP03300-0141, marking the first time a Laureato Chronograph features an open caseback.
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