Past, Present & Future: The Stunning Girard-Perregaux Laureato Three Gold Bridges

​@GirardPerregauxWatches #GirardPerregaux #laureato #MONOCHROMEwaches Bridging the past and present, the Laureato Three Gold Bridges brings together the two most iconic sides of Girard-Perregaux. Not only is it a fitting celebration of fifty years of the Laureato, but also a true testament to the maison's watchmaking expertise. Introduced in 1975, the Laureato remains one of the most important luxury sports watches in history, being not only one of the first, but also one that showed many innovative faces. For this second chapter in the fifty-year anniversary of the Laureato, Girard-Perregaux introduces a fully openworked tourbillon movement. The iconic arrow-shaped bridge design made famous by the 1889 La Esmeralda pocket watch is found here as well, yet in the more contemporary Neo Bridges style. The vertical alignment creates an unparalleled symmetry, with the platinum micro-rotor cleverly hiding behind the barrel. This, and a whole lot more, in our full video. Enjoy! ------------------- 00:00 Intro 00:33 The Laureato Background 01:09 Graduate, and Generations 01:59 The Laureato Three Gold Bridges 02:44 The Movement as part of the Design 03:53 The In-house Movement 04:54 The Adjustable Bracelet 05:06 Specs, Price & Final Thoughts ------------------- 2025, all rights reserved to MONOCHROME Watches. For more about horology, check https://monochrome-watches.com for reviews, news, collectors' insights, and more. Follow MONOCHROME on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/