
Afaleh, a discerning collector, shares his journey to acquiring a Girard Perregaux Laureato Middle East limited edition. His detailed review highlights the watch's unique aesthetic, value proposition, and how it distinguishes itself within the competitive luxury steel sports watch segment. Afaleh's insights offer valuable perspective for those considering the Laureato as a distinctive addition to their collection.



Well done and congrats ! There is always something special and exotic about Eastern Arabic numerals used on watch dials — but use it sparingly please Best Gatsby
Great analysis too. It does sit between the RO and VC in terms of design.
Congrats. Love the brand, and the uniqueness of the dial color and Indian Arabic numerals. When you take about finishing, does that include the movement?
Curious to know how the dial is in real life. I do like this GP a lot .
In real life has a tobacco color most of the time, chocolate brown in some light. I wouldn’t recommend it for an only watch but it does well in a varied collection to distinguish itself. GP does blue and black very well too
I haven’t loupes the movement yet, plan to this weekend. With the naked eye it seems like it has some higher end hand finishing and the anglage and circular finishing is attractive. Performing exceptionally well in terms of accuracy so far
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