The Laureato Absolute offers a stronger presence on the wrist thanks to a broader 44 mm diameter, but a lighter feel with a case now made of black PVD-treated titanium. The sunburst dial has a colour gradation running from dark blue in the centre to deep black around the rim. The white inner bezel ring with its luminescent accents accentuates the depth of the matt black hour-markers. The water-resistance has been pushed to 300 metres.
The timepiece is complemented by a new fully integrated blue-stitched black rubber strap, with black PVD-treated triple blade folding clasp with adjustment system.
The three models highlight three functions: Laureato Absolute, Laureato Absolute Chronograph and Laureato Absolute WW.TC, all equipped with Manufacture self-winding movements, with 46 hours of power reserve.
Three versions
The Laureato is based on a genetic code that involves changing subtle details in its appearance without ever altering its essence. Laureato Absolute reprises these fundamental principles while giving them a resolutely urban and contemporary twist.
The three-handed plus version of the Laureato Absolute is distinguished by a red seconds hand, a symbol of strength and energy. It houses the self-winding Calibre GP03300-1060.
Laureato Absolute Chronograph captures the essence of the deliberate sportiness of this series. The sports-type complication naturally finds its place in this distinguished design. The redesigned pushers are now also more angular. Their curved surface, highlighted by a blue border, ensures enhanced ergonomics. The watch is powered by the automatic Calibre GP03300-1058.
Finally, Laureato Absolute WW.TC explores one of Girard-Perregaux's best-known complications: the WW.TC (worldtime) movement. More relevant than ever in a globalised world, this function makes its first-ever appearance in the most avant-garde model. It is powered by the Calibre GP03300-1056.
Prices in Swiss Francs:
Laureato Absolute: 9,000 / Laureato Chronograph: 12,000 / Laureato Absolute WW.TC: 12,250
