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Laureato Skeleton Ceramic

Laureato Skeleton Ceramic

Name: Laureato Skeleton Ceramic
Brand: Girard Perregaux
SKU: 81015-32-001-32A
Price: 49900 USD
Availability: InStoreOnly

$49,900

For the first time in its history, the Laureato Skeleton is welcoming a new version entirely clothed in black ceramic. Girard-Perregaux is thereby introducing its emblematic model to the rich world of this material.

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Laureato Skeleton Ceramic

81015-32-001-32A

Watch
- Case
  - Case material :
    
    black ceramic
  - Diameter :
    
    42 mm
  - Thickness :
    
    11.13 mm
  - Case-back :
    
    sapphire crystal
  - Dial :
    
    no dial
  - Water resistance :
    
    100 m
- Strap
  - Strap material :
    
    Ceramic
  - Buckle :
    
    ceramic triple-folding buckle
Movement
- Calibre
  - Number :
    
    GP01800-0006
  - Mechanism :
    
    self-winding mechanical
  - Winding direction :
    
    clockwise
  - Total Diameter :
    
    30 mm (13 ¼’’’)
  - Height :
    
    4.16 mm
  - Frequency :
    
    28,800 Vib/h – (4 Hz)
  - Number of Parts :
    
    172
  - Number of Jewels :
    
    25
  - Oscillating weight :
    
    pink gold
  - Power Reserve :
    
    min. 54h
- Functions
  - hours and minutes, small seconds

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Enter a world where transparency is king

Designed by the watchmakers of the Girard-Perregaux Manufacture as an ode to fine mechanics, the Laureato Skeleton offers a glimpse deep into the heart of its magnificent automatic caliber thanks to its impressive openworked components, all decorated by hand in an original and contemporary manner.

The Calibre GP01800-0006

This movement, derived from the famous GP01800 caliber, is treated using a galvanic process (anthracite gray ruthenium) and worked like a metal net. It enables the eye to follow the movement of energy thanks to the rhodium-plated geartrain. During this journey of discovery into the heart of a mechanical labyrinth comprising 173 components, including 25 jewels, the eyes come to rest on the sweep seconds at 10 o’clock carried by the seconds wheel. They are then in turn captivated by the quick oscillations of the regulating organ featuring a large variable inertia balance pulsating at 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour).

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