Laureato Chronograph Ti49

• Case: titanium
• Size: 42mm x 12mm
• Movement: GP03300-0141 Self-winding mechanical movement
• Function: date, chronograph
• Power Reserve: approximately 46 hours
• Water Resistance: 100 m
• Dial: grey with a ‘Clous de Paris’ pattern, grey PVD-treated GP logo, ‘baton’-type grey PVD-treated indexes with luminescent material (white emission)
• Caseback: solid, secured by 6 screws
• Hands: ‘baton’ type grey PVD-treated hands with luminescent material (white emission)
• Strap/Bracelet: titanium, polished and satin finished

Girard-Perregaux is pleased to unveil a new expression of the company’s iconic timepiece that burst onto the watch scene back in 1975. The Laureato Chronograph Ti49 unites the model’s intricately-shaped case design with ultra-desirable Grade 5 titanium. This is the first time this strong alloy has featured on a classic Laureato reference. Beyond its strength, this alloy is light, corrosion-resistant and hypoallergenic.

Three snailed counters: a 30-minute chronograph register, a 12-hour chronograph register and a small seconds display, punctuate the textured dial. A date display, located between 4 and 5 o’clock completes the list of functions. The GP logo, name, minute track, as well as the markings encircling the counters, are all executed in white, contrasting wonderfully with the grey coloured dial and aiding readability.

The Manufacture Calibre GP03300 resides within the lightweight exterior of the Laureato Chronograph Ti49. This self-winding movement is adorned with several forms of decoration, including ‘Côtes de Genève’, both in circular and straight form, circular graining, satin finish, chamfering, mirror polishing, snailing, engravings, sunray finish as well as featuring blued steel screws.