Girard Perregaux Laureato 'Earth to Sky': A Collector's Perspective on Ceramic Skeleton
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Girard Perregaux Laureato 'Earth to Sky': A Collector's Perspective on Ceramic Skeleton

By MichaelC · Nov 2, 2020 · 22 replies
MichaelC
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MichaelC's striking photography of his Girard Perregaux Laureato 'Earth to Sky' ceramic skeleton watch offers a captivating look at a modern horological marvel. His post highlights the watch's aesthetic appeal and impressive performance, inviting fellow collectors to appreciate its unique design and technical precision. This article delves into the community's insights on this distinctive reference, exploring its market position, design nuances, and ownership experience.

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CH
Chronometer (aka yacomino)
Nov 2, 2020

Am curious, how is the rate accuracy like with those movement?

LI
LiftAngle51
Nov 2, 2020

Thinking, is there a titanium or stainless steel case version available?

CH
chikai168
Nov 2, 2020

I wanted to try on the black ceramic and steel one more time and compare them, along with my partner. Made a date with the AD for mid - November but unfortunately a month of lockdown in England now. So will have to wait! BW, Chi Kai

CH
chikai168
Nov 2, 2020

And great photos as always! BW, Chi Kai

LI
LiftAngle51
Nov 2, 2020

If you can’t go to your AD, maybe they can send watches.

MI
MichaelC
Nov 3, 2020

You know in my many years of collecting, I have only had a few pieces by any brand that operate outside of 6-7 seconds / day +/-. This GP runs around 1-2 seconds, just about dead on. Another trait which makes it a delight to own.

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