Girard-Perregaux Laureato 38mm Reference Guide

amanico · 2023-08-01T22:19:57Z

Explore Girard Perregaux Laureato 38mm dial variations, from classic to copper and Aston Martin green. Collectors discuss wearability, aesthetics, and favorite references.

Nicolas (amanico) initiates a compelling visual exploration of the Girard Perregaux Laureato 38mm, showcasing its diverse dial variations released since 2017. His post invites collectors to appreciate the evolution of this iconic reference, from classic hues to the distinctive 2022 copper and 2023 Ceramic Green Aston Martin editions. This article delves into the community's reactions, offering valuable insights for both seasoned enthusiasts and those new to the Laureato line.

In 2017, Girard Perregaux came with these dial variations, in the 38 mm case.

Let's add the 38 mm copper, from 2022:

And the Ceramic Green Aston Martin, in 2023.

Which is your favorite?

I have a clear one, but I will et you answer before...

Best,

Nicolas

Key Points from the Discussion

The Laureato 38mm can wear smaller than its stated size; one collector found it wore more like a 36mm on a 7-inch wrist, prompting a trade for the 42mm version which felt closer to 40-41mm.
Some collectors feel that the branding on darker Laureato dials appears superficially applied, suggesting that sunken or flush wordings would enhance the aesthetic integration.
The white dial variant of the Laureato 38mm is perceived by some as 'washed out,' and the green dial, while distinctive, does not appeal to all tastes.
The copper dial is frequently cited as a favorite among the Laureato 38mm variations, with the blue dial also receiving strong preference over the gray, which can appear white in certain lighting conditions.
Several contributors expressed a clear preference for the copper dial, highlighting its unique appeal within the Laureato 38mm collection.

The Discussion

ArmisT

Aug 1, 2023

But the white dial is a VERY close second.

hoseachandra

Aug 2, 2023

The white dial looks washed out, and i am not into green watches

Watchonthewrist

Aug 2, 2023

So my choice will be the copper 👌🏻.

S F

Aug 2, 2023

For the other versions especially those with dark colored dials, the brand and model names look like they are plastered onto the dials. I think it would look better if the wordings can be sunken in and align flat with the dial surface…maybe it is just me.

jlux

Aug 2, 2023

I saw this watch recently and immediately liked the special shade of the color.

Aquaracer1

Aug 2, 2023

Owned the silver 38 mm for a few months. Found it to wear more like a 36 mm on my 7 inch wrist, a bit small for my taste. Traded it for the blue 42, which to me, wears more like a 40-41 mm, and never looked back.

Girard-Perregaux Laureato 38mm Reference Guide

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