Laureato Fifty Tourbillon
Girard-Perregaux has introduced a new complication to its Laureato Fifty collection with the Laureato Fifty Tourbillon. This model integrates a tourbillon at the 6 o'clock position, featuring an arrow-shaped bridge and a lyre-shaped cage, drawing inspiration from the brand's Three Golden Bridges. The watch houses the new GP8410 calibre, an ultra-slim automatic movement with a micro-rotor, measuring just 6.1mm in height, contributing to a total case thickness of 10mm. It is available in two variants: a blue enamel dial and a rose gold dial, both in a 39mm stainless steel case.
- Available in two versions: blue enamel dial and rose gold dial
- 39mm stainless steel case
- 50m water resistance
- 72-hour power reserve
- Price: £75,500 (gold dial), £79,100 (blue enamel dial)
The tourbillon is held by a striking, arrow-shaped bridge and a lyre-shaped tourbillon cage, elements lifted from Girard-Perregaux's Three Golden Bridges.
The GP8410 calibre features a micro-rotor and measures only 6.1mm in height, allowing for a total case thickness of 10mm.
The movement's bridges mirror the dial's guilloche pattern, and the micro-rotor is crafted from rose gold and platinum.
The blue enamel dial features a Clous de Paris pattern, while the rose gold dial is 18K solid gold with the same pattern and 18K solid gold indexes.
The stainless steel bracelet includes a triple folding clasp with up to 4mm of micro-adjustment.