Girard-Perregaux Laureato 42mm Ceramic Automatic Green Watch | Aston Martin

Laureato Sporty elegance

An Aston Martin Limited Edition with showroom-fresh appeal

Sitting confidently in a slender 42mm green ceramic case framed by the brands iconic octagonal bezel

Deep green dial with a cross hatch design offering a nod to the pattern found on the Aston Martin logo and the quilted seats found within the vehicle

Powered by the refined calibre GP01800 self-winding movement

SPORTY LINES AND CLASSIC ELEGANCE

First launched in 1975, the Laureato is a true gem amongst the brands iconic models, embracing sporty lines and classic elegance.

Showcasing the collection at its sportiest and most contemporary, the latest models are truly uncompromising, offering a fascinating material spectrum from bold, architectural steel and super-light titanium to classic pink gold and the radiant sparkle of brilliant cut diamonds.

A commanding feature of the first Laureato, the iconic octagonal bezel remains a core part of this exemplary collection.

This Aston Martin Limited Edition model is the latest collaboration between the two iconic brands, both of whom design products that stand the test of time

A RARE MODEL

Presented in a slender 42mm stainless steel case, this limited edition timepiece is crafted from rich green ceramic. As well as being visually striking, ceramic is seven times harder than steel, offering incredible scratch resistance and durability, and ensuring that the timepiece is unaffected by changes in ambient temperature.

The integrated green bracelet is perfectly fitted to the case for flawless comfort and an elevated sense of style.

The rich green dial features a cross-hatch design, offering a nod to the pattern found on the Aston Martin logo and the quilted seats found within the vehicle, and presents light and functional skeletonised baton hour markers and a date display, all framed by the collections iconic octagonal bezel.

This high performance timepiece is driven by the tried and tested calibre GP01800 movement with a 54-hour power reserve.