New Releases · 2026-06-04
The blue-enamel Laureato Fifty is a case study in depth and restraint
To make the Laureato Fifty's familiar Clous de Paris dial feel new, Girard-Perregaux applies translucent blue Grand Feu enamel over its pronounced geometric texture. Light passes through the rich colour and rebounds from the
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Girard-Perregaux official model page; independently checked photo sources

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What to know
To make the Laureato Fifty's familiar Clous de Paris dial feel new, Girard-Perregaux applies translucent blue Grand Feu enamel over its pronounced geometric texture. Light passes through the rich colour and rebounds from the patterned ground, producing a visual depth unusual among integrated-bracelet steel sports watches.
At 39mm across and 10.2mm thick, this watch uses the automatic GP4800 running at 4Hz, with 60 hours of power reserve and 150m water resistance. Its blue enamel version omits a date window, allowing the architectural grid to continue uninterrupted. The sapphire back reveals the movement's rose-gold rotor and balance bridge.

At a glance
| Reference | 81008-11-3530-1CM |
|---|---|
| Case | 39mm steel, 10.2mm thick |
| Dial | Translucent blue Grand Feu enamel over Clous de Paris, no date |
| Movement | GP4800 automatic |
| Frequency | 4Hz |
| PowerReserve | 60h |
| WaterResistance | 150m |
| Bracelet | Integrated steel, micro-adjustment |
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Girard-Perregaux official model page; independently checked photo sources · Published 2026-06-04 ↗


