First created in 1975 hot on the heels of the AP Royal Oak, the Girard Perregaux Laureato is one of watchmaking’s original stainless steel sports watches. Today, its legacy lives on with its consistent design language and GP’s high-end craftsmanship. Launched in 2017 as an openworked variant of the iconic watch, the Laureato Skeleton ref. 81015-11-001-11A blended the utmost in horological engineering with modern movement design to create a timepiece that stands out in more ways than one. Measuring 42mm and made from stainless steel for its case and integrated bracelet, the ref. 81015 speaks to thew Laureato’s timeless design. Sporting a monochromatic design alongside a mix of polished and brushed steel surfaces, the ref. 81015 is a beautifully stealthy design. With its openworked dial exposing its cal. GP01800 movement, the ref. 81015 displays an array of anthracite bridges and a contrasting rhodium-plated gear train that both match and juxtapose its construction perfectly to enable optimal legibility. With a gray chapter ring, the ref. 81015 is a beautifully designed watch that can be appreciated for hours on end.

Combining an iconic design with some of watchmaking's most modern manufacturing techniques, the Laureato Skeleton is a marvel of horological engineering, with its openworked movement giving its design a mesmerizing aesthetic on the wrist.