Laureato 42 mm
$51,900
Non-binding recommended retail price in USD (VAT excluded)
The Girard-Perregaux Laureato adds two new chapters in a story that began in 1975, this time housed in a sumptuous 42mm Pink Gold case and upholding Laureato tradition of contrasting shapes and finishes. On this occasion, the eponymous noble metal is paired with bewitching Sage Green and Ultramarine Blue dials that appear to change shade when viewed from different angles.
Key features
Laureato 42 mm
81010-52-436-52A
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Watch
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Case
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Case material :pink gold
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Diameter :42 mm
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Thickness :10.68 mm
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Case-back :sapphire crystal
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Dial :Ultramarine Blue with a "Clous de Paris" pattern
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Water resistance :50 m
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Strap
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Strap material :pink gold
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Buckle :pink gold triple-folding buckle
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Movement
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Calibre
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Number :GP01800
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Mechanism :self-winding mechanical
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Winding direction :clockwise
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Total Diameter :30 mm (13 ¼''')
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Height :3.97 mm
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Frequency :28,800 Vib/h – (4 Hz)
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Number of Parts :191
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Number of Jewels :28
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Oscillating weight :pink gold
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Power Reserve :min. 54h
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Functions
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centre seconds, date, hours and minutes
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Fifty shades of Laureato : Ultramarine blue
The colour, ‘ultramarine blue’, can be traced back to the 4th millennium BCE and to the appearance of lapis lazuli. The name is derived from the Latin ‘ultramarinus’, meaning ‘beyond the sea’, a reference to its origin. Ultramarine blue, sometimes called ‘true blue’, later became a defining feature of many Renaissance paintings; however, as it was incredibly expensive, artists used it sparingly. As its name suggests, the dial of the new Laureato Pink Gold Ultramarine Blue is executed in the sought after shade.
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