And feel somewhat “cheated” that a newer blue version is now available. For me, it’s a case of “do I really and absolutely need another Laureato”…? ...
I paid a premium for 38 mm pre owned Laureato in blue because it was rare and had been discontinued. This new blue dial in 38 mm looks identical to the shade of blue I have now. So my watch is no longer rare, and my watch is no longer discontinued. As we ...
However - this can always be the case! Panerai did it, Omega did it - many others too! It is much easier to use an established model and add an iteration. A new model is always a risk. I AND FOR ME - I never buy watches for perceived value etc. I buy them...
On GP’s website, the new blue shade looks EXACTLY the same as my blue model. We can debate until we’re blue (or sage green) in the face. But no one will really know until we see them in person. What the two blues actually look like. As you’ve stated, if I...
Based on those photos: Yep, their “midnight blue” is simply a recycle of my blue that was first introduced in 2017. They look very very similar to my eyes. So it’s very possible it’s the exact same color. Meh. Also, that sage green is a huge miss for me a...
So first we had the 38 mm in blue dial in 2017. Then the 38 mm was discontinued in December 2021. Then copper dial arrived in October 2022. (Same case, movement etc. the gold rotor had been used while under the Kerring ownership (onyx dial 38 mm. Single b...
The reissue of Girard-Perregaux's 38mm Laureato has certainly sparked interest and debate among enthusiasts. While some see it as merely a dial variation, others appreciate the brand's decision to reintroduce this size, which has long been requested by fa...
So many options at 15K prices... 15K without anything new is questionable...seems like GP management is only care about cash grabbing. Neo vintage is the way to go
So, in my view, evolution in small steps. Take the design and do it slightly better - and if it’s only a different hand / dial combination. But I like them both! The sage dial, with the golden Logo and hand, is for me a killer! 👍🏻
Personally, as someone that has tried on/owned most of the 38 mm variants, I still find my discontinued gunmetal grey dial to be the most appealing. As for the laureato with a blue dial, I personally like the 41 mm 81000 anniversary blue dial the best. Th...
As for the sage dial with the gold, I have posted that maybe just the seconds hands in gold. GP logo in steel …? But, I have to see it in person. For me, I’m happy with my anthracite grey 38 mm. 🤝 ...
So they just plasting them on the sage green variant...and voila....a novelty ! But actually i like it better than the blue . Maybe because i've had seen too many blue dial watches.