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Thanks you Goh
Hoth are nice but this 41 mm blue carries a lot more significance for the brand and the laureato in specific.
It was the first of the current generation. The production versions that came after are quite different.
So it push came to shove? The 41 mm is the one to get.
Let’s try to meet for a coffee in Singapore.
I’ll send you a DM.
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Laureato 41 mm ref 81000 blue dial
So, yesterday I had my discontinued Laureato 38 mm grey dial on. You may remember that it is 10 mm thick. Today, I have my limited edition blue dial Laureato 41 mm blue dial on. Interesting to note that is is ALSO 10 mm thick. They both house the calibre ...
Thanks. Yes. Stefano Macaluso
son of Gino was the GM of GP after Kering took over. He left 2018. About 8 years with them. Kering bought GP in 2011 after Gino passed away suddenly in October 2010. 🤝
Ha ha yes. He sketches on the book he carries everywhere.
I can imagine. I think he loves cars as much as he does watches. Fond memories I’m sure. 🤝
The deep blue dial is gorgeous.
... but grey has its charm too 😊 Enjoy your weekend too.
Thanks you Goh
Hoth are nice but this 41 mm blue carries a lot more significance for the brand and the laureato in specific. It was the first of the current generation. The production versions that came after are quite different. So it push came to shove? The 41 mm is t...
That really is a beautiful Girard Perregaux Laureato 41 mm ref 81000 with a blue dial
The dial appears to be a dark navy in the pictures which is a great colour and just so looks so good. Wear and enjoy it in good health and have a great weekend. Marc
Thank you Marc 🫶🏼
This is the one I recommend anyone looking for a laureato from Gen 5 to get. There are a few on c24 at very compelling prices. The silver dial as well. These were almost 3 times the price during the hype of 2021/22. 🤝