Girard-Perregaux Laureato iN Pink Gold
The Girard-Perregaux Laureato, one of the pioneers in the luxury sports watch category, debuted in 1975 with a quartz movement and quickly became known for its distinctive barrel-shaped design and integrated bracelet. By 1984, it transitioned to mechanical movements, a standard that was reinstated when the watch was revived in 2016. Today, the Laureato is a well-established collection featuring numerous variations and colors, and this year, it expands further with the introduction of two new shades – sage green and ultramarine blue – encased in luxurious pink gold.
Originally set in 1975, the Laureato's design includes a raised octagonal bezel atop a circular plinth, adding depth and originality to its angular tonneau-shaped case. This hallmark design, which followed the release of the Royal Oak but preceded other icons like the Patek Nautilus, IWC Ingenieur, and Vacheron 222, has been a defining feature since its inception and was faithfully restored in the 2016 and 2017 reissues, cementing its status as a classic in the genre.
The distinctive 42mm case design is made in lustrous 18k pink gold that complements the golden tones of a late spring sunset. This choice of size maintains the Laureato’s heritage as a sporty-chic timepiece, balancing sporty aesthetics with luxurious materials.
On the flip-side is a transparent sapphire exhibition case back that allows a view into the inner workings of the mechanical movement. The 18k rose gold oscillating weight features the brand's inscription and a meticulous Côte de Genève finishing. This element not only adds to the visual appeal but also emphasizes the watch's craftsmanship and quality.
It comes equipped with an integrated bracelet that flows seamlessly from the case, ensuring comfort and a sleek look on the wrist. All topped by an octagonal bezel, a signature of the Laureato line, enhancing the watch's architectural elegance. Water-resistance can reach up to 50 meters (165 feet).
Time is exhibited on the Laureato's dial in two vibrant options: sage green and ultramarine blue. The sage green dial, with its desaturated and calming hue, reflects the gentleness of spring, while the ultramarine blue offers a bright and intense contrast, reminiscent of the clear summer sky. These choices signify Girard-Perregaux's embrace of color trends and their ability to adapt classic designs with contemporary appeal.
The dials feature a sunray finish that plays with light to enhance the watch’s visual impact, offering a dynamic display that changes with the viewer’s perspective. This detail not only adds depth to the dial but also complements the luxurious gold case.
The legibility of the dial is ensured by the application of lume on the large Arabic numerals and hands, making the watch practical for everyday use. The date function, subtly integrated at the 3 o'clock position, adds to the functionality without disrupting the dial's aesthetic harmony.
Girard-Perregaux Laureato
This “Girard-Perregaux Laureato” (References below) are powered by the in-house automatic movement, caliber GP01800-2317, with 28 jewels, 191 parts, and a frequency of 28,800 vph. Power reserve can last up tot 54 hours, when fully wound. 
Mounted on the watch is a brushed and polished 18k pink gold integrated bracelet, secured to the wrist by a folding clasp that enhances the overall luxury and security of the timepiece. For those preferring a different texture or color to match their personal style, the ultramarine blue model is also available on a blue alligator leather strap, secured by a pink gold triple-folding buckle. For more up-to-date information, visit the official Girard-Perregaux website here.
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