Girard-Perregaux Laureato 8010

Girard Perregaux Laureato ref. 8010 36mm stainless steel - unpolished with box

Basic Info Listing code : LMZJX8 Brand : Girard Perregaux Model : Laureato Reference number : 8010 Movement : Automatic Case material : Steel Bracelet material : Steel Year of production : 1985 (Approximation) Condition : Used (Very good) Scope of delivery : Original box, no original papers Gender : Men's watch/Unisex Location : Germany, Düsseldorf Price : 11,500 Availability : Item is in stock Caliber Movement : Automatic Case Case material : Steel Case diameter : 36 mm Crystal : Sapphire crystal Dial : Grey Bracelet/strap Bracelet material : Steel Bracelet color : Steel Clasp : Fold clasp Clasp material : Steel Functions Date Other Central seconds, Guilloché dial, Screw-Down Crown The inspiration behind the iconic design of the Laureato comes from Adolfo Natalini, a renowned Milanese architect who brought the striking aesthetic features of this watch to life. Unlike the legendary watch designer Gerald Genta, who designed outstanding creations for various watch brands, it was Natalini who came up with the designs for the Laureato. His sketches showed an architectural foundation, including facades and domes, as well as a precise distribution of visual weight in the structure of the watch. The watch was christened "Laureato" at the suggestion of Girard-Perregaux's Italian distributor, in reference to the iconic 1967 film "The Graduation" ("Il Laureato" in Italian). Inside the Laureato is a precise and reliable automatic movement developed by Girard-Perregaux. The inspiration behind the iconic design of the Laureato comes from Adolfo Natalini, a renowned Milanese architect who brought the striking aesthetic features of this watch to life. Unlike the legendary watch designer Gerald Genta, who created stellar designs for various watch brands, it was Natalini who crafted the designs for the Laureato. His sketches revealed an architectural foundation, including facades and domes, as well as a precise distribution of visual weight in the watch's structure. The watch was named "Laureato" at the suggestion of Girard-Perregaux's Italian distributor, referencing the iconic 1967 film "The Graduate" (known in Italian as "Il Laureato"). Inside the Laureato beats a precise and reliable automatic movement developed by Girard-Perregaux. The above item is subject to differential taxation (according to §25a UStG). We grant a 1-year guarantee on the function of our watches.