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Girard-Perregaux / Laureato

Girard-Perregaux Laureato

Collection profile · 1975

Girard-Perregaux’s Laureato is the Maison’s signature integrated-bracelet luxury sports watch, defined by its octagonal bezel, refined geometric finishing, and a lineage that began in 1975 and continues through frequent modern updates.

Why it matters

Laureato is Girard-Perregaux’s most recognizable sports-luxury line and the easiest entry point for collectors seeking the brand’s integrated-bracelet design language, making it a cornerstone collection for both heritage and modern catalog navigation.

Key references

Laureato 42 mm

Laureato 42 mm 81010-11-3475-1CM — Official current Laureato page explicitly states the model and its 1975 debut context.

Laureato 38 mm

Laureato 38 mm — Official Laureato page shows current 38 mm variants, including recent releases such as the copper and diamond-set versions.

Laureato Fifty 39 mm

Laureato Fifty 39 mm — Official homepage highlights the new Laureato Fifty references and describes them as fifty years after the debut.

Collection timeline

  • 2024 — Girard-Perregaux’s official site states that Laureato debuted in 1975 and continues as a core collection.
  • 2024 — The current line includes fresh 42 mm and 38 mm executions, showing the model’s ongoing evolution.
  • 2024 — The homepage now highlights the Laureato Fifty, a 50th-anniversary expression that reinforces the collection’s long-term relevance.

FAQ

When did Laureato launch?

Girard-Perregaux says the Laureato debuted in 1975.

What defines the Laureato design?

Its signature look is the octagonal bezel paired with an integrated bracelet and polished-satin geometric finishing.

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