Girard-Perregaux Laureato Tourbillon with three Bridges

Girard-Perregaux has just released another wonderful interpretation of their Tourbillon with three gold Bridges. The original version of this model was unveiled back in 1889, at the Universal Exhibition in Paris where it won gold medal as an acknowledgement for its excellence. This year, at SIHH, the Swiss brand pays homage to the past and issues a numbered limited edition Laureato Tourbillon with Three Bridges. The watch is offered in only 10 exemplars and distinguished by its superior mechanism – a 72-component tourbillon that completes one rotation per minute.

Girard-Perregaux Laureato Tourbillon with three Bridges features bold and utterly modern look achieved through the perfect balance of octagonal platinum bezel and airy transparent blue spinel bridges positioned just above a guilloché circular mainplate. There is a bridge for the barrel at 12 o'clock, in the centre for the central bridge and at 6 o'clock for the tourbillon bridge. Below them lies Girard-Perregaux Manufacture mechanical movement with automatic winding. - 9600-0004. The movement propels functions of tourbillon, hours, minutes, and small seconds on the Tourbillon. It is built on 241 components and provides 48 hours of power reserve.

Girard-Perregaux Laureato Tourbillon with three Bridges

Numbered, limited edition of 10 pieces
Reference 99071-27-001-21A
Author: Marina Milojević
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