The Laureato Chronograph is endowed with the powerful identity of all Laureato models. A personality built upon a genetic code that has guided the distinctive evolution of its aesthetic details in recent years, without ever altering its essence. This reference has also been produced with a dial displaying the company’s founding date.
The Laureato Chronograph offers the choice of two complementary materials. 904L steel is characterised by its high chromium content. A particularly difficult material to work with, yet endowed with greater corrosion resistance and exceptional brilliance after polishing and satin-finishing its case and bracelet. As for 18K rose gold, the Laureato Chronograph demonstrates its ability to transform into a precious piece without losing its natural charm.
Girard-Perregaux has equipped this emblematic case with a self-winding chronograph movement that drives two counters and a small seconds hand, as well as a date indicator. Beyond ensuring perfect timekeeping, this movement is characterised by its comfortable power reserve and the particularly smooth activation of its pushers. Its horological qualities are complemented by exquisite finishes such as ‘Côtes de Genève’, bevelling and straight graining, all testament to the varied capabilities cultivated at the Manufacture.
The Laureato Chronograph is endowed with the powerful identity of all Laureato models. A personality built upon a genetic code that has guided the distinctive evolution of its aesthetic details in recent years, without ever altering its essence. This reference has also been produced with a dial displaying the company’s founding date.
The Laureato Chronograph offers the choice of two complementary materials. 904L steel is characterised by its high chromium content. A particularly difficult material to work with, yet endowed with greater corrosion resistance and exceptional brilliance after polishing and satin-finishing its case and bracelet. As for 18K rose gold, the Laureato Chronograph demonstrates its ability to transform into a precious piece without losing its natural charm.
Girard-Perregaux has equipped this emblematic case with a self-winding chronograph movement that drives two counters and a small seconds hand, as well as a date indicator. Beyond ensuring perfect timekeeping, this movement is characterised by its comfortable power reserve and the particularly smooth activation of its pushers. Its horological qualities are complemented by exquisite finishes such as ‘Côtes de Genève’, bevelling and straight graining, all testament to the varied capabilities cultivated at the Manufacture.
The Laureato Chronograph is endowed with the powerful identity of all Laureato models. A personality built upon a genetic code that has guided the distinctive evolution of its aesthetic details in recent years, without ever altering its essence. This reference has also been produced with a dial displaying the company’s founding date.
The Laureato Chronograph offers the choice of two complementary materials. 904L steel is characterised by its high chromium content. A particularly difficult material to work with, yet endowed with greater corrosion resistance and exceptional brilliance after polishing and satin-finishing its case and bracelet. As for 18K rose gold, the Laureato Chronograph demonstrates its ability to transform into a precious piece without losing its natural charm.
Girard-Perregaux has equipped this emblematic case with a self-winding chronograph movement that drives two counters and a small seconds hand, as well as a date indicator. Beyond ensuring perfect timekeeping, this movement is characterised by its comfortable power reserve and the particularly smooth activation of its pushers. Its horological qualities are complemented by exquisite finishes such as ‘Côtes de Genève’, bevelling and straight graining, all testament to the varied capabilities cultivated at the Manufacture.
The Laureato Chronograph is endowed with the powerful identity of all Laureato models. A personality built upon a genetic code that has guided the distinctive evolution of its aesthetic details in recent years, without ever altering its essence. This reference has also been produced with a dial displaying the company’s founding date.
The Laureato Chronograph offers the choice of two complementary materials. 904L steel is characterised by its high chromium content. A particularly difficult material to work with, yet endowed with greater corrosion resistance and exceptional brilliance after polishing and satin-finishing its case and bracelet. As for 18K rose gold, the Laureato Chronograph demonstrates its ability to transform into a precious piece without losing its natural charm.
Girard-Perregaux has equipped this emblematic case with a self-winding chronograph movement that drives two counters and a small seconds hand, as well as a date indicator. Beyond ensuring perfect timekeeping, this movement is characterised by its comfortable power reserve and the particularly smooth activation of its pushers. Its horological qualities are complemented by exquisite finishes such as ‘Côtes de Genève’, bevelling and straight graining, all testament to the varied capabilities cultivated at the Manufacture.
The Laureato Chronograph is endowed with the powerful identity of all Laureato models. A personality built upon a genetic code that has guided the distinctive evolution of its aesthetic details in recent years, without ever altering its essence. This reference has also been produced with a dial displaying the company’s founding date.
The Laureato Chronograph offers the choice of two complementary materials. 904L steel is characterised by its high chromium content. A particularly difficult material to work with, yet endowed with greater corrosion resistance and exceptional brilliance after polishing and satin-finishing its case and bracelet. As for 18K rose gold, the Laureato Chronograph demonstrates its ability to transform into a precious piece without losing its natural charm.
Girard-Perregaux has equipped this emblematic case with a self-winding chronograph movement that drives two counters and a small seconds hand, as well as a date indicator. Beyond ensuring perfect timekeeping, this movement is characterised by its comfortable power reserve and the particularly smooth activation of its pushers. Its horological qualities are complemented by exquisite finishes such as ‘Côtes de Genève’, bevelling and straight graining, all testament to the varied capabilities cultivated at the Manufacture.
The Laureato Chronograph is endowed with the powerful identity of all Laureato models. A personality built upon a genetic code that has guided the distinctive evolution of its aesthetic details in recent years, without ever altering its essence. This reference has also been produced with a dial displaying the company’s founding date.
The Laureato Chronograph offers the choice of two complementary materials. 904L steel is characterised by its high chromium content. A particularly difficult material to work with, yet endowed with greater corrosion resistance and exceptional brilliance after polishing and satin-finishing its case and bracelet. As for 18K rose gold, the Laureato Chronograph demonstrates its ability to transform into a precious piece without losing its natural charm.
Girard-Perregaux has equipped this emblematic case with a self-winding chronograph movement that drives two counters and a small seconds hand, as well as a date indicator. Beyond ensuring perfect timekeeping, this movement is characterised by its comfortable power reserve and the particularly smooth activation of its pushers. Its horological qualities are complemented by exquisite finishes such as ‘Côtes de Genève’, bevelling and straight graining, all testament to the varied capabilities cultivated at the Manufacture.
