anonymous09
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I’ll have to disagree – very often, less is more, and simpler is better.
Like a good single malt whisk(e)y, you just need to let it breathe rather than mix it with anything else.
The same is the case with the Laureato – the dial has enough going on with the Clous de Paris, that it doesn’t need the superfluous adornments of “Automatic, Laureato, Girrard-Perregaux, and 1791".
They should be taking a page out of H Moser’s book – the Art of Subtle Obviousness – available from all good retailers for just €19.99.
SIHH 2017: One shot of the Laureato 38mm in Pink Gold
Friends, The last version to see is the Laureato 38mm. Here shown in Pink gold including Pink Gold bracelet. The Silver "Clou de Paris" really pops in contrast to the Pink Gold case, much better visibility than on the Silver/Steel version. Now when I show...
Obviously beautiful but
how can one not instantly say, is this an RO? Is this a problem?
The bracelet and bezel are dramatically different, giving it a decidedly
sleeker feel than an RO.
If the outer shape of the bezel is the only thing....
You notice in a watch... Then that might be the reaction. For others, there are a lot to see and discover! Best Blomman
Yes the rose gold....
my favorite gold colour but it loos like everything that has "Clou de Paris" is called Royal Oak these days It's been long day my friend Your D
Can't help feeling the the dial is type heavy
I would prefer to omit Laureto, if I owned it I would be well aware of the name. Steel version with grey dial is a very nice iteration.
On this 38mm I am tend to agree with you....
On the 41 or 42 - I like the fact that the Laureato is on the dial! If removal of anything, I would opt for the "Automatic". Best Blomman
Agreed. 'Automatic' is no longer needed in this day and age – there once was a time, but that time was long ago.
Not every minutiae needs replicated on modern version – we can see the link to the past just fine. And while we’re at it, that 1791 nonsense can disappear too. Keep fictional tales of yee olde worlde to the website, for those who believe in fairytales! ...
For the larger versions - all info can be there ....
Because it add some to the dial. On the smaller size, the automatic could be the one to remove. 1791 - I like it! Show us the link to the past! Best Blomman
I’ll have to disagree – very often, less is more, and simpler is better.
Like a good single malt whisk(e)y, you just need to let it breathe rather than mix it with anything else. The same is the case with the Laureato – the dial has enough going on with the Clous de Paris, that it doesn’t need the superfluous adornments of “Au...
I agree fully.
Even the applied GP logo at 12 only, imagine how clean it would look stripped back, keep the details to the case back. If you have an icon the attributes that make it iconic are already there, this is a case of gilding the lily somewhat. The dial coloured...
On the smaller sizes....
This could work, but I am not sure about the larger sizes.... Let's see if GP does try that! Best Blomman
I do like their "Fume" dial, but...
Moser was hardly the first or the only one with a "sterile" dial. Best Blomman
Better contrast and easier to read....
Especially with the Pink Gold hands and markers. Best Blomman
Impressive piece in all gold
and can be considered unisex with 38mm. Is the all pink gold available with other dial colours as well? I can see this one looking also great with the grey dial.
innocent like the ribbon around the thigh of a sexy lady, BUT ...
if you come to close to it you are in great peril ! Great idea to make it in 38 mm and RG.
