Girard-Perregaux Laureato 34

The Laureato - an enduring design icon since 1975 Blending supreme aesthetics and precision Presented in a sleek 34mm stainless steel case Framed by a glistening, octagonal bezel set with 56 brilliant-cut diamonds Powered by the calibre GP013100 quartz movement GLISTENING DIAMONDS, SPORTY LINES AND CLASSIC ELEGANCE First launched in 1975, the Laureato is a true gem amongst the brand’s iconic models, embracing sporty lines and classic elegance. Showcasing the collection at its sportiest and most contemporary, the latest models are truly uncompromising, offering a fascinating material spectrum – from bold, architectural steel and super-light titanium to classic pink gold and the radiant sparkle of brilliant cut diamonds. A commanding feature of the first Laureato, the iconic octagonal bezel remains a core part of this exemplary collection. ICONIC OCTAGONAL IDENTITY Beautifully presented in a 34mm stainless steel case, this captivating model offers sleek lines and easily wearability. The integrated steel bracelet is perfectly fitted to the case for flawless comfort and an elevated sense of style. Captivating from every angle, the silver dial features the finely engraved hobnail lines of Clous de Paris, alongside baton hour markers and a date display, framed by a glistening, octagonal bezel set with 56 brilliant-cut diamonds. Refusing to compromise on performance, power and reliability are provided by the calibre GP013100 – a slender quartz movement paying homage to the brand’s pioneering innovation in this field. During the 1970s, the manufacture was offered a benchmark for quartz calibres and, in 1978, became the first to offer a movement compact enough to equip ladies’ timepieces.