
Aquaracer1's pursuit of the Girard Perregaux Laureato 38mm in silver dial highlights the dedication often required to secure a specific luxury timepiece. His journey, marked by an initial near-miss and a persistent search across the U.S., underscores the emotional connection collectors develop with watches that resonate personally. This article delves into Aquaracer1's experience and the community's insights on the Laureato's design, wearability, and market availability.





Silver 38 is perfect. Interesting that GP offers this in 4 sizes. You got this from an AD, correct? But how did they find the remaining piece in the US, unless it was their online service that helped you? Congratulations either way, great get!
So much better than some heavily 'overplayed' pieces. Sincere congratulations, enjoy it to the fullest extent!! Cheers, Filip
Especially the different textures: brushed and polished case and clus de Paris dial! AND the silver dial, this monochrome look just dors the deal!! 👌🏻🤩 I would NOT go for a different dial color! 😉
I tend to gravitate strongly towards blue. Especially for this type of watch. (My Omega AT is a perfect example of that). I’ll admit the monochrome look is very much growing on me. In most lighting situations the dial is indeed silver. But in lower lighting, the dial is a milky white. Which I think is really cool! Thanks for weighing in on the dial color choices
Was it me?…just saying 😏😉😆
When I saw your post in the other thread, “ A purchase can’t be too far behind! “ I was like, yep, he knows 😂 Once I get rambling about a passion such as this, my true colors shine, and yes, sometimes even a “purchase too is not far behind.” 🍻
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