Turn heads with killer colours and sharp design
Since its debut in 1975, the Laureato has stood out for its seamless integration of case, bracelet, and movement—a rarity among luxury steel sports watches. Unlike many of its contemporaries, Girard-Perregaux developed the Laureato entirely in-house, creating a level of cohesion that few brands can match. The new 38mm versions continue this legacy while offering a fresh take on a classic design.
The Laureato’s signature octagonal bezel, circular plinth, and tonneau-shaped case make it instantly recognisable. The iconic Clous de Paris dial texture adds depth, while the 38mm case size strikes the perfect balance between presence and wearability—making it ideal for both men and women.
The real magic, however, lies in how the chosen hues react to light, enhanced by the interplay of polished and satin-brushed surfaces across the case and bracelet. The Sage Green model can take on a greyish tone from certain angles, while the Midnight Blue version shifts from deep navy to striking royal blue.
Each model features subtle but striking details: the Sage Green boasts a golden GP logo and seconds hand for added warmth, while the Midnight Blue opts for cool silver accents.
Beyond its aesthetics, the Laureato stays true to Girard-Perregaux’s heritage of fine watchmaking. At its heart lies the in-house GP03300 calibre—an automatic movement with high-end finishing, including Côtes de Genève on the bridges, a pink gold oscillating weight, and expertly polished screws.
Whether drawn to the earthy Sage Green or the crisp Midnight Blue, these new 38mm Laureato models bring new energy to any collector’s lineup. Which one speaks to you?
