The Laureato, the emblematic model of the 1970s, returns with the birth of a veritable collection of watches, of which the Tourbillon represents the most sophisticated version. Girard-Perregaux's heritage is manifested not only in the unmistakable style of this historic timepiece, but also in the adoption of the brand's symbolic signature: the tourbillon with its arrow-shaped gold bridge, polished and bevelled by hand. The 45-millimetre case is made of titanium, combined with pink gold (€97,000) or white gold (€102,000), with a slate grey dial with a guilloché clous de Paris motif. The movement is the automatic GP09510 calibre with micro-rotor with tourbillon bridge in pink or white gold, depending on the version. Black alligator strap.
