Girard-Perregaux · Family: Laureato
The Girard-Perregaux Laureato 42mm 81010-11-634-11A is the steel, black-dial version of the integrated sports watch Girard-Perregaux originally launched in 1975 and turned into a permanent collection in 2017, recognizable by its faceted octagonal bezel and integrated bracelet with a seamless transition into the case. It runs the automatic manufacture caliber GP01800 with 54 hours of power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations (n=0) for this reference as of today.
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Girard-Perregaux was founded in 1791 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, making it one of the oldest continuously operating watch manufactures in the world. The brand claims technical milestones of its own, such as the three-gold-arrow-shaped bridge it patented in the 19th century for its tourbillon caliber.
The Laureato was born in 1975 as Girard-Perregaux's answer to the era's fashion for integrated steel sports watches with a geometric bezel, the same decade as Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak and Patek Philippe's Nautilus. After several intermittent reinterpretations, the brand turned the Laureato into a permanent collection in 2017, coinciding with the manufacture's 225th anniversary.
The 81010-11-634-11A runs the manufacture caliber GP01800, an automatic movement with 191 components and 28 jewels offering 54 hours of power reserve, visible through a transparent sapphire caseback. The 42mm steel case retains the faceted octagonal bezel and the seamless case-to-bracelet transition that have defined the design since 1975. [UNVERIFIED: we do not confirm the exact introduction year of this specific black-dial combination on reference 81010-11-634-11A within the current catalog].
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In 1975, as Girard-Perregaux's take on that decade's fashion for integrated steel sports watches.
A manufacture automatic movement with 191 components and 28 jewels, offering at least 54 hours of power reserve, visible through the sapphire caseback.
Because it was founded in 1791 in La Chaux-de-Fonds and has operated continuously since, placing it among the oldest in the industry.
Yes, to 100 meters, enough for swimming and light water sports, though it isn't a professional dive watch.
Its faceted octagonal bezel and the seamless case-to-bracelet transition, both hallmarks of the original 1975 design.