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Fair question …
The 38 mm is a “good size” as well. It really depends on your wrist size.
I wear 36,38,40,41 and 42 mm laureatos on my 18 cm wrist.
What’s your wrist size?
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Laureato ref 81000 41 mm
Friends, Some shots of the novelty release at SIHH 2016 of the 225th year anniversary Laureato ref 81000. 225 pieces in blue dial and 225 pieces in silver dial. Both are beautiful and MSRP was about USD 14,000/- before tax. In 2017, GP would add the Laure...
That was the birth of the modern Laureato.
Unfortunately I have never seen and handled one in person.
Yes, the father to Gen 5 … the current generation
Yeah, difficult to see one in the wild. I share as many pics and videos. I have some detailed videos here if the comparison: Took me a few hours to make. 😅
Thanks for the info
Laureato has been on my list for some time, price now is getting rational. I feel 42mm is a bit big and I like Onyx dial, but only available in 42mm. How about 38mm? would it be too small?
Fair question …
The 38 mm is a “good size” as well. It really depends on your wrist size. I wear 36,38,40,41 and 42 mm laureatos on my 18 cm wrist. What’s your wrist size? 🤝
Beautiful watches 👍 had a question since you are our Laureato expert 😊
Did they ever make one without a date that has the same clean look and is not skeletonized or a tourbillon?
Nice question … date window … the answer is …
Laureato Generation 2 quartz circa 1984 yes. Evo3 (which was generation 4) yes. For non laureato, then yes, there were a few. For example, ref 2499 🤝 ...
