The Girard-Perregaux Laureato 38 mm Diamonds, a symbol of fine watchmaking, seamlessly merges the artistry inherent in the Métiers d’Art with its distinctive horological design. Akin to its predecessors, this timepiece encapsulates both technical precision and aesthetic sophistication, appealing to connoisseurs of high horology.

The dial of the Girard-Perregaux Laureato 38 mm Diamonds is a testament to understated elegance and meticulous craftsmanship. Constructed from white gold, it features the intricate Clous de Paris pattern, which adds a textured depth and exhibits a subtle play of light and shadow.

The absence of traditional dial text between the 4 and 8 o’clock positions enhances its minimalist appeal, allowing the intricate pattern to command attention. White gold indexes complement the dial, each infused with luminescent material to ensure visibility in varying lighting conditions. The ‘baton’ style hands, also crafted in gold-plated material with luminescent properties, reinforce the watch’s functional design.

At the heart of this timepiece lies the GP03300 calibre, an in-house self-winding mechanical movement exemplifying Girard-Perregaux’s extensive horological expertise. The movement is distinguished by its pink gold oscillating weight, which is adorned with the circular Côtes de Genève motif, showcasing the brand’s commitment to excellence.

This calibre, with a diameter of 25.95 mm and a height of 3.36 mm, operates at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, ensuring precision in timekeeping. It comprises 218 components and 27 jewels, facilitating a power reserve of at least 46 hours. The inclusion of refined details such as the straight Côtes de Genève on bridges, and mirror-polished screws, accentuates the movement’s high-watchmaking finishes.

The Laureato 38 mm features a complex case construction that is emblematic of Girard-Perregaux‘s innovative design ethos. The octagonal bezel sits harmoniously atop a circular plinth, which itself is mounted on a tonneau-shaped case, creating a multifaceted structure that skilfully reflects light. Available in two striking versions, one bezel is set with 32 custom-made baguette-cut diamonds, while the other features a gradient of brilliant-cut diamonds and sapphires.

Both designs utilise anti-reflective sapphire crystal for the glass and case-back, enhancing transparency and readability. The case exhibits a balance between polished and satin-finished steel surfaces, showcasing both durability and elegance. It also maintains water resistance up to 100 meters, ensuring functionality without compromising on style.

The Girard-Perregaux Laureato 38 mm (55’000 €) stands as an embodiment of the fusion between technical proficiency and artistic expression. Its refined movement, coupled with an architecturally beautiful case and a dial of great detail, presents a modern interpretation of classic watchmaking principles. This release not only honours the brand’s historical innovation but also extends its legacy into the contemporary world of fine horology.















