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I much prefer the blue dial. Same for the Patek and AP cousins. [nt]
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Girard-Perregaux Laureato 81000 225th Anniversary white dial
Friends, this new snow and ice-cold wind makes me think of the 225th Anniversary Girard-Perregaux Laureato 81000 with the ice-white dial. Two shots I took late last year in Paris. The white silver dial combined with the bracelet gives it a cold feeling, p...
I like the white more than the blue or others!
In fact it made me a little nervous on first sight that I might be 'activated'. But the Laureato writing and 'automatic' kills the dial for me on all of them. I'm a minimalist. But would I enjoy this watch if it was given to me to wear for the rest of my ...
Not sure the dial would look symmetrical without any writing, but that's personal taste
and it's aligned with the historic models. For the movement, the current 42mm has the larger new Caliber 01800 and if I look at AP and PP prices, I think GP Laureato is a bargain, but that's relative of course. CC
Two cool shots.. Very cool indeed !.. So let me add a little comparative Trio, as I also got interested in the grey/brown..
The Laureato Threesome, but not Anniversary, like your pic but current 81010 ( apologies, the white photo representation somewhat suboptimal) It’s quite puristic, a bit too bright/white for me The prevailing one probably is still the blue - that model is ...
I see you're exploring in the right direction ;)
I think the Laureato 42mm looks perfect on your wrist. What dial, very personal decision, you cannot go wrong with either colour. Best, CC
The Silver dial makes the Laureato look....
Very cold - I can see this one perfect on a summers day! Best Blomman