Laureato Skeleton

It’s old but never gets old Almost 10 years now and still going strong “POST TENEBRAS LVX”

Yes, the Laureato Skeleton is highly legible. I think many manufacturers have clocked onto the the legibility issue and tried to improve on that. Here are A few photos of the other skeletons or open-works I have or had. To my mid-forties eye, they are ver

I picked this up last week. A few shots on the iPhone from this morning. I don’t think I need to tell anyone here how beautiful this piece is. Very pleased with it. What I found out as an owner is how comfortable it wears! The dimensions are very easy to

As for the “common” point, I’d like to clarify. First of all, no offence meant. By common, I meant that the laureato skeleton has been allowed to be treated with less awe and respect than it deserves. Too many for sale on the secondary market from bundle

+ = Unless I’m missing something… (please let me know if you know if there is something else that is unique about this new one) Take a ceramic laureato skeleton and a full gold laureato Skelton and with some mix and match magic … what do you get? A new “L

Yes, the overall weight is a tad lighter than my green dial Laureato. I found the sound is as smooth, light and crisp as my other timepieces with gold rotor. The sound closest to this skeleton that I can compare with is the JLC 772 caliber on my world tim

GP Laureato skeleton is not just another openworked / skeleton timepiece. It is a work of art. Its minimalist approach has given viewers plenty of breathing room to appreciate the inner workings of the watch. It has embraced both the organic and dynamic f

I am considering buying a white gold Laureato Skeleton. And I would be happy to know you experience with it. Is it comfortable? Is the bracelet long enough? Are there any known issues with the watch/clasp/movement? Unfortunately I won’t be able to try it

Hi all, Back in 2008, GP introduced its in-house Microvar escapement system with a free sprung balance with what appears to be a variable inertia balance wheel. I recall it was introduced to their higher end models at the time which as their QPs. Does any

I mentioned in another thread, I had a quality issue that was not addressed, so I sold the watch and certainly will never again buy a new GP. An older one? Yes, I think I would. I need to recall the name of the one I am most interested in. Like Thomas, wh