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Laureato Chronograph Ice Blue
The Laureato Chronograph Ice Blue is distinguished by its fresh appearance, thanks to its light blue dial. This new shade - a firstfor the Laureato - wonderfully underlines the three-dimensional character of the “Clous de Paris” motif and counters, themselvesenhanced by a succession of concentric circles. Housed in a 42 mm-diameter steel case, the timepiece continues the sophisticatedinterplay of shapes that characterized the very first Laureato, unveiled in 1975. With its octagonal bezel resting on a circularring, itself positioned above a tonneau-shaped case, the Laureato certainly has a distinctive allure. The entire compositionfeatures a regular alternation of polished and satin-finished surfaces, giving it a refined touch. Like all Laureato models, thetimepiece is equipped with Calibre GP03300, a Manufacture movement specially designed for this model.
The Laureato Chronograph Ice Blue is distinguished by its fresh appearance, thanks to its light blue dial. This new shade - a firstfor the Laureato - wonderfully underlines the three-dimensional character of the “Clous de Paris” motif and counters, themselvesenhanced by a succession of concentric circles. Housed in a 42 mm-diameter steel case, the timepiece continues the sophisticatedinterplay of shapes that characterized the very first Laureato, unveiled in 1975. With its octagonal bezel resting on a circularring, itself positioned above a tonneau-shaped case, the Laureato certainly has a distinctive allure. The entire compositionfeatures a regular alternation of polished and satin-finished surfaces, giving it a refined touch. Like all Laureato models, thetimepiece is equipped with Calibre GP03300, a Manufacture movement specially designed for this model.
$6,030.00
Original: $20,100.00
-70%Laureato Chronograph Ice Blue—
$20,100.00
$6,030.00Description
The Laureato Chronograph Ice Blue is distinguished by its fresh appearance, thanks to its light blue dial. This new shade - a firstfor the Laureato - wonderfully underlines the three-dimensional character of the “Clous de Paris” motif and counters, themselvesenhanced by a succession of concentric circles. Housed in a 42 mm-diameter steel case, the timepiece continues the sophisticatedinterplay of shapes that characterized the very first Laureato, unveiled in 1975. With its octagonal bezel resting on a circularring, itself positioned above a tonneau-shaped case, the Laureato certainly has a distinctive allure. The entire compositionfeatures a regular alternation of polished and satin-finished surfaces, giving it a refined touch. Like all Laureato models, thetimepiece is equipped with Calibre GP03300, a Manufacture movement specially designed for this model.
