Laureato Tourbillon Sous Trois Ponts

99071-27-001-21A

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Laureato Tourbillon Sous Trois Ponts

Brand  : Girard-Perregaux
Collection  : Laureato
Model  : Laureato Tourbillon Sous Trois Ponts
Reference  : 99071-27-001-21A
Nber of pieces : 10
Complement : Titanium
On sale : 2012

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  • Brand  : Girard-Perregaux
    Collection  : Laureato
    Model  : Laureato Tourbillon Sous Trois Ponts
    Reference  : 99071-27-001-21A
    Nber of pieces : 10
    Complement : Titanium
    On sale : 2012
    List Price : 198 000 €
    Diameter : 42.60 mm
    Styles : Atypical
    High Horology
    Types : Self-winding
    Calibre : Girard Perregaux 9600-0004
    Calibre distinction : Hand engraved
    Circular Graining
    Bridges ein spinels
    Complication : Tourbillon
    Case material : Titanium
    Vertical satin finished
    Case peculiarity : Traitement antireflet
    Engraved caseback
    Sapphire caseback
    Octogonal bezel in circular satin-brushed platinum
    Crown in white gold with engraved GP logo
    Shape : Round
    Water-resistance : 30 meters
    Display : Luminescent baton diamond-polished hands
    Indexes : Markers on the inner flange
    Glass : Antireflective coating
    Sapphire
    Strap material : Titanium
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    + More characteristics : Tourbillon
    72 components
    0.3 g
    One rotation per minute
    Upper and lower frames circular-grained and polished by hand
    Balanced with gold regulating screws
    Escapement and pallet bridges and lever bridge circular-grained and polished by hand

    Movement
    31 jewels
    241 components
    Dimensions : 121⁄4''' - 28.60 mm
    Total height : 6.54 mm
    Frequency :
    21 600 vibrations/hour
    Power reserve of 48 hours
    Platinum micro-rotor co-axial to the barrel
    Balance wheel : variable inertia with gold regulating screws
    (diameter : 8.35 mm)
    Philips balance spring terminal curve Rhodium-plated mainplate. circular guilloché top. circular-grained and circular guilloché underside. hand-polished angles

    Barrel :
    Openwork cover
    Hand-engraved and circular-grained
    Circular-grained underside
    Hand-polished angles

    Bridges :
    Barrel. centre and tourbillon in spinels
    Gold settings with the exposed parts polished and the surfaces hand-circular-grained
    2 flat-head screws per bridge

    Gear-train bridge :
    Hand-polished re-entrant angles
    Circular guilloché and hand-polished recess
    GP eagle decoration

    Case-back
    Closed with 6 screws
    Hand-engraved individual number

    Strap
    Central links with horizontal satin-brushed finish
    H-shaped external links with vertical satin-brushed finish
    Titanium folding clasp with GP logo engraved

DESCRIPTION

  • LAUREATO TOURBILLON WITH THREE BRIDGES

    Watchmaking in levitation


    In 1889, Girard-Perregaux presented its Tourbillon with three gold Bridges at the Universal Exhibition in Paris, and was crowned with a gold medal. Its new contemporary creation the Laureato Tourbillon with three Bridges has also inspired enthusiasm and admiration. Paying homage to its illustrious predecessor, the numbered, limited edition of 10 pieces houses a tourbillon with 72 components that performs one rotation per minute. Three translucent blue parallel bridges act as a beautiful audience for this spectacle and unveil the iconic architecture of a piece that is lighter than time itself. 

    Despite its complexity, the tourbillon successfully returns to the origins of watchmaking complications, which have been created by Girard-Perregaux for over 220 years. During the first half of the 19th century, the watchmaker Constant Girard-Perregaux carried out research in order to produce a high-quality tourbillon escapement. In 1860 its first incarnation won first prize at the Neuchâtel Observatory. It was fitted with a tourbillon movement and a barrel positioned under three parallel bridges. The three bridges then took the form of arrows and were made from gold. In 1889, Girard-Perregaux presented its Tourbillon with three gold Bridges at the Universal Exhibition in Paris, and was rewarded with a gold medal.

    Girard-Perregaux revisits this heritage with the Laureato Tourbillon, an alliance of innovation and tradition. Although it looks to the future, it still carries within it the essence of the Girard-Perregaux tradition and is a successful example of the Manufacture's continuing efforts in favour of respect for the highest technical demands and the most beautiful interpretations of time.

    Steeped in history, the Laureato Tourbillon with three Bridges also draws its aesthetic origins from the style of the 1970s. Its strong, bold, contemporary design sets it apart from its peers. Its octagonal platinum bezel alternates satin-brushed and polished finishes to powerful effect. Its case-back, closed with six screws with a sapphire crystal, offers an extraordinary view of the movement. On the front, the guilloché circular mainplate is topped with sporty luminescent baton-shaped hands that impose their assertive character in this area entirely dedicated to transparency.

    Girard-Perregaux master of the art of the tourbillon
    Designed to eliminate imprecisions caused by the negative attraction of the earth's gravitational pull, the tourbillon, which performs one rotation per minute around its axis, has become a Girard-Perregaux speciality over the last 150 years. The Manufacture has taken the liberty of creating a unique spectacle, showcasing its creativity and passion in an eminently architectural interpretation. The nobility of such a feat is displayed in the three blue spinel bridges whose translucent, airy personality perfectly accompanies the ethereal ballet of the tourbillon mechanism. The tribute to Constant Girard-Perregaux who introduced the first structure is vibrant. 

    Mystery and transparency, technical and artistic genius: the three bridges adopt a classic design that highlights the beauty of the tourbillon: at 12 o'clock for the barrel bridge, in the centre for the central bridge and at 6 o'clock for the tourbillon bridge. They offer an unobstructed view of the Girard-Perregaux Manufacture mechanical movement with automatic winding.

    A quest for perfection
    With its 72 components weighing approximately 0.3 grammes, the tourbillon represents technical and aesthetic perfection. Meticulously decorated, all the parts respect the sophistication of the piece. The upper and lower frames are chamfered and polished by hand, the frame is balanced with gold regulating screws, the escapement and lever bridges
    are chamfered and polished by hand.

    The tiniest details of the 241 components of the movement are eye-catchingly beautiful. The balance spring is equipped with a Philips terminal curve; the rhodium-plated mainplate has a circular guilloché top, a circular-grained and circular guilloché underside as well as hand-polished angles; the barrel has a hand-engraved circular-grained openwork cover, circular-grained underside and hand-polished angles; the gear-train bridge is ennobled with hand-polished re-entrant angles, circular guilloché, hand-polished recesses and an eagle crest, the Girard-Perregaux signature.

    This work of art obeys only the laws of boldness, perfection and mechanical challenge. Limited edition of 10 copies, delivered with an integrated metal bracelet with H-shaped links, water-resistant to 30 metres, the Laureato Tourbillon with three Bridges transcends the qualities of the tourbillon. It symbolises all the expertise of a brand that for over 220 years has been combining tradition and craftsmanship with excellence.

  • LAUREATO TOURBILLON WITH THREE BRIDGES

    Watchmaking in levitation


    In 1889, Girard-Perregaux presented its Tourbillon with three gold Bridges at the Universal Exhibition in Paris, and was crowned with a gold medal. Its new contemporary creation the Laureato Tourbillon with three Bridges has also inspired enthusiasm and admiration. Paying homage to its illustrious predecessor, the numbered, limited edition of 10 pieces houses a tourbillon with 72 components that performs one rotation per minute. Three translucent blue parallel bridges act as a beautiful audience for this spectacle and unveil the iconic architecture of a piece that is lighter than time itself. 

    Despite its complexity, the tourbillon successfully returns to the origins of watchmaking complications, which have been created by Girard-Perregaux for over 220 years. During the first half of the 19th century, the watchmaker Constant Girard-Perregaux carried out research in order to produce a high-quality tourbillon escapement. In 1860 its first incarnation won first prize at the Neuchâtel Observatory. It was fitted with a tourbillon movement and a barrel positioned under three parallel bridges. The three bridges then took the form of arrows and were made from gold. In 1889, Girard-Perregaux presented its Tourbillon with three gold Bridges at the Universal Exhibition in Paris, and was rewarded with a gold medal.

    Girard-Perregaux revisits this heritage with the Laureato Tourbillon, an alliance of innovation and tradition. Although it looks to the future, it still carries within it the essence of the Girard-Perregaux tradition and is a successful example of the Manufacture's continuing efforts in favour of respect for the highest technical demands and the most beautiful interpretations of time.

    Steeped in history, the Laureato Tourbillon with three Bridges also draws its aesthetic origins from the style of the 1970s. Its strong, bold, contemporary design sets it apart from its peers. Its octagonal platinum bezel alternates satin-brushed and polished finishes to powerful effect. Its case-back, closed with six screws with a sapphire crystal, offers an extraordinary view of the movement. On the front, the guilloché circular mainplate is topped with sporty luminescent baton-shaped hands that impose their assertive character in this area entirely dedicated to transparency.

    Girard-Perregaux master of the art of the tourbillon
    Designed to eliminate imprecisions caused by the negative attraction of the earth's gravitational pull, the tourbillon, which performs one rotation per minute around its axis, has become a Girard-Perregaux speciality over the last 150 years. The Manufacture has taken the liberty of creating a unique spectacle, showcasing its creativity and passion in an eminently architectural interpretation. The nobility of such a feat is displayed in the three blue spinel bridges whose translucent, airy personality perfectly accompanies the ethereal ballet of the tourbillon mechanism. The tribute to Constant Girard-Perregaux who introduced the first structure is vibrant. 

    Mystery and transparency, technical and artistic genius: the three bridges adopt a classic design that highlights the beauty of the tourbillon: at 12 o'clock for the barrel bridge, in the centre for the central bridge and at 6 o'clock for the tourbillon bridge. They offer an unobstructed view of the Girard-Perregaux Manufacture mechanical movement with automatic winding.

    A quest for perfection
    With its 72 components weighing approximately 0.3 grammes, the tourbillon represents technical and aesthetic perfection. Meticulously decorated, all the parts respect the sophistication of the piece. The upper and lower frames are chamfered and polished by hand, the frame is balanced with gold regulating screws, the escapement and lever bridges
    are chamfered and polished by hand.

    The tiniest details of the 241 components of the movement are eye-catchingly beautiful. The balance spring is equipped with a Philips terminal curve; the rhodium-plated mainplate has a circular guilloché top, a circular-grained and circular guilloché underside as well as hand-polished angles; the barrel has a hand-engraved circular-grained openwork cover, circular-grained underside and hand-polished angles; the gear-train bridge is ennobled with hand-polished re-entrant angles, circular guilloché, hand-polished recesses and an eagle crest, the Girard-Perregaux signature.

    This work of art obeys only the laws of boldness, perfection and mechanical challenge. Limited edition of 10 copies, delivered with an integrated metal bracelet with H-shaped links, water-resistant to 30 metres, the Laureato Tourbillon with three Bridges transcends the qualities of the tourbillon. It symbolises all the expertise of a brand that for over 220 years has been combining tradition and craftsmanship with excellence.

  • Brand  : Girard-Perregaux
    Collection  : Laureato
    Model  : Laureato Tourbillon Sous Trois Ponts
    Reference  : 99071-27-001-21A
    Nber of pieces : 10
    Complement : Titanium
    On sale : 2012
    List Price : 198 000 €
    Diameter : 42.60 mm
    Styles : Atypical
    High Horology
    Types : Self-winding
    Calibre : Girard Perregaux 9600-0004
    Calibre distinction : Hand engraved
    Circular Graining
    Bridges ein spinels
    Complication : Tourbillon
    Case material : Titanium
    Vertical satin finished
    Case peculiarity : Traitement antireflet
    Engraved caseback
    Sapphire caseback
    Octogonal bezel in circular satin-brushed platinum
    Crown in white gold with engraved GP logo
    Shape : Round
    Water-resistance : 30 meters
    Display : Luminescent baton diamond-polished hands
    Indexes : Markers on the inner flange
    Glass : Antireflective coating
    Sapphire
    Strap material : Titanium
    Strap clasp : Folding buckle
    More characteristics : Tourbillon
    72 components
    0.3 g
    One rotation per minute
    Upper and lower frames circular-grained and polished by hand
    Balanced with gold regulating screws
    Escapement and pallet bridges and lever bridge circular-grained and polished by hand

    Movement
    31 jewels
    241 components
    Dimensions : 121⁄4''' - 28.60 mm
    Total height : 6.54 mm
    Frequency :
    21 600 vibrations/hour
    Power reserve of 48 hours
    Platinum micro-rotor co-axial to the barrel
    Balance wheel : variable inertia with gold regulating screws
    (diameter : 8.35 mm)
    Philips balance spring terminal curve Rhodium-plated mainplate. circular guilloché top. circular-grained and circular guilloché underside. hand-polished angles

    Barrel :
    Openwork cover
    Hand-engraved and circular-grained
    Circular-grained underside
    Hand-polished angles

    Bridges :
    Barrel. centre and tourbillon in spinels
    Gold settings with the exposed parts polished and the surfaces hand-circular-grained
    2 flat-head screws per bridge

    Gear-train bridge :
    Hand-polished re-entrant angles
    Circular guilloché and hand-polished recess
    GP eagle decoration

    Case-back
    Closed with 6 screws
    Hand-engraved individual number

    Strap
    Central links with horizontal satin-brushed finish
    H-shaped external links with vertical satin-brushed finish
    Titanium folding clasp with GP logo engraved