Celebrating their 225th anniversary, Girard Perregaux reimagines their 1975 classic, the Laureato. Named after Mike Nichols’ coming-of-age movie, The Graduate, the watch back then used steel as a precious metal, which was uncommon. During this time, quartz movements were threatening the Swiss establishment, so GP set the standard with their own.
Today, the watch is a limited edition of 225 pieces. The 41mm steel case is powered by the GP03300-0030, an in-ouhse Manufacture movement. It has a frequency of 28”800 vibrations per hour and a 46-hour power reserve.
The watch is priced at $14,300.
About Girard Perregaux
Girard-Perregaux is one of the few authentic Swiss watch Manufactures. It designs, creates, develops and produces both the external components of a watch and its heart, the movement. This comprehensive approach enables it to offer a complete portfolio of top-of-the-range movements (over 100 variants) and prestigious mechanical watch collections. The Girard-Perregaux Manufacture makes its movements and watches replica in accordance with high watchmaking culture, in association with a modern Research & Development outlook. Discover more about Girard Perregaux here.