Girard-Perregaux introduces the iconic green "Green" to the Laureato collection, imbued with timeless character and elegance. Named the Laureato 42mm Green, this watch, created in 1975, embodies a timeless classic that has never outdated or lost any of its beautiful charm.
Laureato 42mm Green

Following the ubiquitous blue dials, over the past year and a half, green dials have become a trend and a must-have for serious watch collectors. The color green is commonly associated with nature, forming the basis of many beautiful landscapes. It is also associated with harmony, health, hope, and prosperity. In fact, this captivating hue means many things to many people, and it continues to fascinate them with its timeless appeal. Green is no longer a passing fad, but a timeless classic.
Distinctive dial with Clous de Paris decoration
The new Laureato 42mm Green is housed in a stainless steel case, continuing the Laureato tradition of alternating polished and satin-brushed finishes across the entire surface. At just 10.68mm thick, it can be hidden effortlessly under a shirt sleeve. The matching stainless steel bracelet is also optimally shaped for optimal wearing comfort.

The baton-shaped hands and indexes are black PVD-coated, while the luminous material glows white in the dark. The central seconds hand is rhodium-plated, creating a stunning contrast with the dial surface, and all elements are surrounded by the Laureato's octagonal bezel, familiar to Girard-Perregaux fans. The automatic movement, Caliber GP 01800, also features many refined details. The mainplate is circular-grained, while other components are beveled, mirror-polished, satin-brushed, scroll-patterned, sunburst-brushed, and various engravings. The bridges are decorated with linear Côtes de Genève stripes, while the rhodium-plated rotor is decorated with arc-shaped Côtes de Genève stripes.

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