The Girard-Perregaux Laureato is turning 50 this year ✓ The perfect moment to reinvent that watch and maybe even the brand✓ ...

Girard-Perregaux added a pair of new models this month to its sporty Laureato lineup, a collection that made its debut in 1975 and took its name from the Italian word for “graduate.” The new ...

In the 20th century, the Girard-Perregaux uncommonly high-frequency movement in its Gyromatic line had the same chronometric purpose, operating at 5Hz. No less notable is that Girard-Perregaux made ...

Whether you’re fortunate enough to secure the quartz-powered retro-future majesty of the Casquette 2.0 Titanium & Gold or the timeless elegance of the Laureato 38mm, Girard-Perregaux’s skill ...

It’s not often that a quartz watch sends enthusiasts into a frenzy, but then again, not many quartz watches can hold a candle to the Girard-Perregaux Casquette.. The sci-fi-inspired original from 1976 ...

Another thing going for Girard-Perregaux was it was one of the pioneers of quartz technology. “When GP launched the first Laureato in 1975, it was in quartz, unlike AP,” says Seck.

It was first called the “Quartz Chronometer” but in Italy, a key market for Girard-Perregaux at the time, the model was called “the graduate (Laureato in Italian) of the school of Girard-Perregaux”.

The Girard-Perregaux Laureato has been on fire the last couple of years as collectors seek to find good-looking quality alternatives to less attainable metal sports watches. But for those looking for ...

Girard-Perregaux reveals a new titanium-cased Casquette 2.0, with yellow gold highlights and a limited production run. Priced at £4,200, just 820 examples of the 1970s throwback will be produced ...

Speeding ahead of the onslaught of soon-to-be-dropped watch releases at Watches & Wonders, Girard-Perregaux is fast-tracking the launch of its latest Laureato with the announcement of two solid ...