The Laureato has gained huge traction amongst collectors over the past few years where some would compare this to the more affordable version of the much sought after, Audemars Piguet Royal Oak. 

Debuted in 1975 in the midst of The Quartz Crisis, the uncertainty encouraged multiple horological houses to look seek an alternative representation of the modern wristwatch, such development appeared as the first trial within integrated sports pieces for the premium market. GP could be seen as one of the forerunners in the field that shaped the construction and architecture of a modern sports watch.

Comfortable wear at 42 mm with an extruded tapisserie black dial. In terms of affordability and wearability, this watch is up there with the best. The integrated bracelet makes this super comfortable to wear whilst boasting an open-back movement and strong wrist presence.

Overall great value for an incredibly versatile integrated sports watch.