From The Straits Times    |

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One streamlined silhouette, one characteristic octagonal bezel, but so many variations. That’s Girard-Perregaux’s 2018 POV for its Laureato, the watch for every inclination. The latest, in ceramic, are good to look at and even better to wear.

 

The 38mm Ceramic White

 

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The material is on its case and bracelet. Complementing all that whiteness:  a polished steel bezel set with 56 brilliant-cut diamonds, flanked by a matching steel crown. For more texture, the bracelet alternates satin-brushed H-shaped links with domed and polished interlinks. $25,500.

 

The Skeleton Ceramic

 

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Polished and matte ceramics ensure a uniform finish without rendering it flat black throughout. To lend contrast to the skeleton movement: a rotor carved from a block of 18K pink gold. $54,300.

 

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This story first appeared in the March 2018 issue of Her World.