GIRARD-PERREGAUX – LAUREATO Fifty Three Gold Bridges Automatic

 

GIRARD-PERREGAUX – LAUREATO Three Gold Bridges 41мм Steel and White Gold Bezel Automatic - 2026

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THREE BRIDGES SINCE 1867.
THE ARCHITECTURE OF BEAUTY.

The Laureato Fifty Three Gold Bridges expresses a conviction that guides Girard-Perregaux and its spirit of Haute Horlogerie: beauty is built from within. As in architecture, it begins with a vision of the whole, giving equal consideration to the purpose of the object and the relationship it will form with the person who wears it. 

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Structure, proportions, function and detail are conceived together, with life on the wrist in mind. Bringing the Three Bridges into the distinctive geometry of the Laureato demanded the coherence and intention that have guided the Maison for 235 years.

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For Girard-Perregaux, respect for the wellmade object is a deeply held conviction, sustained through generations and the foundation on which we build our future.

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We follow a sense of purpose that outlasts trends: the meaning of each creation, the intelligence of its construction, the skill of the human hand. Mechanical objects carry the ingenuity and care of those who make them. Their beauty gives that human contribution a lasting expression.

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• 1867. Constant Girard made the movement’s three functional bridges the defining elements of its design. From his first sketches to La Esmeralda, this work spanned more than three decades.

• Nearly 160 years later. The Three Bridges remain one of watchmaking’s defining design signatures. Their form has evolved, but the principle remains unchanged.

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Today, as Girard-Perregaux’s Three Bridges approach their 160th anniversary, rose gold casts this enduring signature in a new light. Its warmth highlights their arrow-shaped contours and the contrast between polished bevels and satin-finished surfaces. 

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Framed by the Laureato’s white gold octagonal bezel, the three rose gold bridges bring warmth and depth to a composition in which every line, proportion and finish serves the beauty of the whole.

Mechanics become architecture. 
Nothing forced. Nothing simple. Everything in balance.

The relationship between the octagonal bezel, circular ring, tonneau-shaped case and integrated bracelet has always defined the Laureato. 

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The Fifty refines this balance further, with the same exacting attention to proportions, transitions and the way the timepiece sits on the wrist. Behind its apparent ease lies a precise relationship between structure, form and function. The bracelet continues the lines of the case, making its integration both visual and physical.

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The GP9620 was developed exclusively for this model, in this one size, a commitment to the coherence of the whole, down to its smallest component.

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Case and movement were conceived together, allowing the complexity of the construction to find its place within the Laureato’s distinctive geometry. Extreme skeletonisation opens the view through the calibre, revealing the alignment of the barrel, gear train and tourbillon. 

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The lyre-shaped titanium tourbillon cage sits beneath the lower bridge, while Girard-Perregaux’s patented platinum micro-rotor, positioned behind the barrel, provides automatic winding without interrupting the view.

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This attention to the whole extends to the fit. The steel case measures 41 mm in diameter and 10.85 mm in height, while the integrated steel bracelet offers up to 4 mm of tool-free fine adjustment. 

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The wearer can adapt it throughout the day, preserving the balance between presence and comfort.

One timepiece. One watchmaker.

The open construction also makes human contribution visible. Among the movement’s 418 hand-polished angles are 362 inward angles. Polished bevels meet sandblasted, circular satin and straight satin surfaces.

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Each timepiece is assembled from start to finish by a single master watchmaker. As with all Girard-Perregaux Grand Complications, the watchmaker’s signature joins that of the Maison on the movement itself. Their initials appear on a small arrow-shaped plate.

One year. Four new manufacture movements. One continuous vision.

As creators of the very first integrated Manufacture, Girard-Perregaux brought watchmaking skills and métiers d’art together under one roof to ensure control over the quality of execution and coherence of each creation. 

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This way of working continues to shape the Maison. Creating in-house, building knowledge across generations and investing in the movement, the heart of the timepiece and a foundation of its intrinsic value, have forged our identity. 

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Each investment carries that knowledge forward, enriching what we create today and making future creations possible.

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Four new Manufacture calibres introduced within twelve months, from October 2025 to September 2026, give tangible expression to this commitment, spanning automatic watchmaking, tourbillons and Grand Complications.

The Laureato. Always the same. Always more.

Since 1975, the Laureato has evolved through successive generations of movements, new materials and refined proportions. Its octagonal bezel, circular ring, tonneau-shaped case and integrated bracelet have remained the framework for that development.

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The Laureato Fifty Three Gold Bridges extends this history through one of the Maison’s most demanding expressions of hand-finished watchmaking.  

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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Collection LAUREATO 

Model: LAUREATO Fifty Three Gold Bridges 41mm Steel and Gold bezel 

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Reference: 99112-58-3619-1CM

CASE
Material: stainless steel with white gold octagonal bezel
Diameter: 41.00 mm
Thickness: 10.85 mm
Glass: anti-reflective sapphire crystal
Caseback: sapphire crystal
Water-resistant to 50 metres (5 ATM)
Dial 
Dial: ring displaying suspended indexes, pink gold indexes with luminescent material (blue emission)
Hands: ‘baton’ type, pink gold with luminescent material (blue emission)
Exposed barrel and micro-rotor at noon, exposed tourbillon escapement at 6 o'clock
MOVEMENT
Reference: GP09620-2856

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Self-winding mechanical movement with platinum micro-rotor
The Three Bridges are made of pink gold
Diameter: 32.00 mm (14 ¼ lignes)
Height: 6.90 mm
Frequency: 21,600 Vib/h – (3 Hz)
Number of parts: 303
Number of jewels: 33
Power reserve: min. 55 hours
Functions
Hours, minutes, small seconds on the tourbillon
BRACELET
Stainless steel bracelet
Triple folding clasp with up to 4 mm of fine adjustmen

MSRP: 🔴Price: CHF 162’000 / USD 182’000 / EUR 178'000💰

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GIRARD-PERREGAUX – LAUREATO Chronograph 42mm Steel and Rose Gold Edition

 

GIRARD-PERREGAUX – LAUREATO Chronograph 42мм Steel and Rose Gold Edition - 2026

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 The Two-Tone Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph 42

With its assertive style, Haute Horlogerie finishes and exceptional movement, the Laureato Chronograph 42 mm embodies the quintessential casual chic watch according to Girard-Perregaux. This model enables the Manufacture to offer a nuanced play on contrasts between past and present, sportiness and refinement, horological excellence and everyday comfort.

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A tribute to the decade in which it was born, this new interpretation of the Laureato subtly revisits the theme of the two-tone watch that was all the rage in the 1970s. The tonneau-shaped case crafted from 904L steel contrasts with the warm hues of rose gold accenting the octagonal bezel, the crown and the pushers positioned on the case middle. The link bracelet is replaced by a rubber strap adorned with a Clou de Paris hobnail pattern, hugging the curves of the wrist with a supple, perfectly ergonomic feel.

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The sporty, contemporary Laureato is above all a Girard-Perregaux. The warm hues of the brown dial bearing a Clou de Paris motif complement the rose gold, reflecting the uncompromising attention paid to both the finest details, and to respect for the Manufacture’s watchmaking traditions and expertise.

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An object in which design meets Haute Horlogerie, built for optimal everyday comfort with its 42 mm case just 12.16 mm thick ensuring a perfect fit and secured by the integrated rubber strap, the Laureato Chronograph 42 mm is aimed at devotees of understated luxury.

Manufacture chronograph movement

While the Laureato stands out at first glance for its bold aesthetic, it is also distinguished by the exceptional Calibre GP03300. 

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This reliable, high-performance movement features exquisite horological finishes (circular graining, Côtes de Genève, bevelling, mirror polishing, satin brushing, engraving, sunburst finishing, snailing), visible through the sapphire crystal caseback, testifying to the high level of expertise and savoir-faire developed by Girard-Perregaux since 1791.

The Laureato: a question of style

More than just a watch, the Laureato is a legend in its own right. Launched in 1975, this timepiece with its bold design is one of the purest expressions of Girard-Perregaux’s multiple skills. The seamless blend of angular lines and polished curves strikes a rare balance that endows the watch with its timeless character.

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As a Manufacture renowned for both design and movements, Girard-Perregaux has truly come into its own with this luxurious, sportychic steel watch with its integrated bracelet. It is distinguished by its tonneau-shaped case along with its circular satin-finished octagonal bezel set on a polished ring which – like the Three Bridges – has become a defining feature of the Maison’s style vocabulary.

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This sleek, geometric and functional aesthetic embodies a distinctive vision of watchmaking and celebrates the perfect alchemy between form and function, a language cherished by Girard-Perregaux since its founding in 1791. Recognisable at a glance, the Laureato combines precision, design, comfort and sophistication.

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Without ever straying from its identity, the Laureato has evolved in step with the times, reinterpreted across the decades with remarkable consistency. Each generation fine-tunes its proportions, hones its lines and strengthens its coherence in an ongoing dialogue between heritage and modernity. A time-measuring instrument crafted in the grand Swiss watchmaking tradition, the Laureato is also a perennially elegant design object. 

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Epitomising accuracy in terms of aesthetics, chronometry and craftsmanship, it encapsulates the full range of expertise of an integrated Manufacture, bringing together under one roof all the skills involved in developing and producing exceptional timepieces.

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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Collection LAUREATO 

Model: LAUREATO Chronograph 42mm Steel and Gold Edition

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 Reference: 81020-56-3578-1CX

Case
    Material: 904L steel with rose gold bezel, crown and pushers
    Diameter: 42.00 mm
    Thickness: 12.16 mm
    Glass: anti-reflective sapphire crystal
    Caseback: sapphire crystal
    Water-resistant to 100 metres (10 ATM)
Dial 
    Dial: brown, Clou de Paris hobnail pattern, plate bearing rose gold-plated GP logo
    Hour-markers: rose-gilt baton-type markers with luminescent material (white glow)
    Hands: rose-gilt baton-style hands with luminescent material (white glow), rose-gilt central seconds hand and sub-dial hands
Movement
    Calibre GP03300-2761
    Manufacture mechanical self-winding movement
    Diameter: 25.60 mm (11 ½ lignes)
    Thickness: 6.50 mm
    Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
    Number of components: 419
    Number of jewels: 63
    Power reserve: min. 46 hours
Functions
    Chronograph, hours, minutes, small seconds, date
Strap 
    Brown rubber strap with Clou de Paris hobnail pattern
    Steel triple folding clasp

🔰Edition - ✅ Only ❱❱❱ 50 pieces
🔴Price: CHF 24’800 / USD 26’000 / EUR 26'000💰

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GIRARD-PERREGAUX – BRIDGES Grand Complications Minute Repeater Flying Bridges

 

GIRARD-PERREGAUX – BRIDGES Grand Complications Minute Repeater Flying Bridges 47мм Gold Tourbillon - 2026

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 MINUTE REPEATER FLYING BRIDGES
HIGHLIGHTS

As the third benchmark calibre unveiled in less than six months, the GP9530 vividly illustrates Girard-Perregaux’s dynamic approach to Haute Horlogerie. 

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Entirely designed, developed and assembled in-house, it pays tribute to the minute repeater, a complication emblematic of the brand since the 1820s. 

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This 475-part openworked calibre combines a minute repeater, a tourbillon and a new self-winding system. Its assembly and decoration require nearly 440 hours of work.

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• Within barely six months, the Manufacture is introducing a third new top-rate calibre developed and produced entirely in-house: the GP9530.

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• Its mechanical architecture is designed to enhance resonance and redefine the aesthetic codes of the chiming watch according to Girard-Perregaux.

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• A unique micro-rotor combined with a slide-piece ensuring water resistance to 30 metres.

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• Over 440 hours of decoration and assembly have been lavished on a 475-component calibre bearing the initials of the Master Watchmaker who assembled it. 

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Offering a fresh expression of Girard-Perregaux’s expertise in the field of chiming watches, Calibre GP9530 stems from an alliance between expertise born in the late 18th century and 21st-century engineering.  

 

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The Minute Repeater Flying Bridges characterises the vision of avant-garde Haute Horlogerie and marks a new era in the history of Girard-Perregaux minute repeaters.

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Developed to enhance the acoustic experience through a series of technical and aesthetic choices exalting the purity of sound, its diffusion and resonance, this new calibre blends design and function, highlighting the beauty of each component within a perfectly symmetrical structure.

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Experts in the design of complex calibres, Girard-Perregaux’s master-watchmakers have achieved a technical feat by combining two grand complications and a new self-winding system featuring a micro-rotor in a movement measuring 43.55 mm in diameter and 10.75 mm thick.

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Skilfully openworked to ensure maximum transparency, Calibre GP9530 offers a modern interpretation of the Three Bridges architecture, the brand’s iconic signature since the mid-1800s. 

 

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In this contemporary version, the historical aesthetic has been reinterpreted with the third bridge positioned at the rear of the movement.

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The bridges’ arrow-shaped ends represent the DNA of a Manufacture firmly focused on the future.

CHIMING WATCHES EMBEDDED IN THE
GIRARD-PERREGAUX DNA

“Listening” to the time is an ancient custom. 

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Girard-Perregaux - A Pocket History 1850 circa

At the end of the 18th century, the bell attached to the back of pocket watches to chime the hours and quarters was replaced by a new device consisting of a gong wrapped around the movement and a hammer – the principle upon which today’s minute repeaters are still based.

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 GP-218 Répétition Minute Carillon Heritage

A pioneering watchmaker curious to explore the possibilities offered by the inventions of his era, Jean-François Bautte (1772-1837) began working from an early stage on the development of chiming mechanisms that repeated the hours and quarters on demand. 

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Girard-Perregaux - A Pocket History 1889 circa La Esmeralda

The precocious and remarkably talented young Geneva watchmaker also trained in engraving, jewellery and goldsmithing.

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 GP-218 Répétition Minute Carillon Heritage

Passionate about mechanics and an artist at heart, he was fascinated by the exploration of automatons, skilfully combining watchmaking, jewellery and artistic crafts to create music boxes, singing birds and other fabulous objects that enchanted a wealthy and international clientele. 

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GP-218 Répétition Minute Carillon Heritage 

 Bautte was not only one of the most renowned watchmakers of the era, but also a visionary entrepreneur. At a time when the custom was to outsource work using the établissage system involving separate artisans working on various parts of the watch, he chose to bring all the watchmaking trades under one roof to control the entire production process – from design to assembly and decoration, thus inventing the concept of an integrated Manufacture.

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GP-218 Répétition Minute Carillon Heritage 

Building on this heritage and faithful to this vision, Manufacture Girard-Perregaux has continued to perfect and refine its creations with the development of minute repeaters and chimes (cathedral and carillon) combining different tones. 

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Constant Girard (1825-1903), who founded Girard-Perregaux with his wife Marie Perregaux (1831-1912); 

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and “La Esmeralda”, the Maison’s award-winning pocket watch that canonised the three gold bridges design.  

 

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The level of mastery achieved in this field by Constant Girard-Perregaux and his son Constant Girard-Gallet during the 19th century gave rise to alarm watches, Grande Sonnerie models and a number of timepieces combining minute repeaters with complications such as chronographs or complete calendars with moon-phase displays. 

In 1996, Girard-Perregaux combined a minute repeater and tourbillon for the first time in a wristwatch, a grand complication that has also been part of the brand’s DNA since its inception. The miniaturised 20th-century minute repeater could now be worn on the wrist in a water-resistant case, whose small size called for new developments in acoustics. 

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Equipped with a Westminster chime reproducing the carillon’s four-note melody (G, D, E and C), the Opera I and II collections require expertise and know-how possessed by only the great movement Manufactures. The extremely complex movement must be assembled, tested, adjusted and reassembled multiple times without damaging the components. For over two centuries, Girard-Perregaux has been refining this horological complication - technically and aesthetically — to bring it into the modern era.

Each timepiece represents the encounter between centuries-old heritage and contemporary engineering.

A CONCENTRATED BLEND OF INNOVATIONS
DEDICATED TO SOUND

Acoustic performance lies at the heart of the development of Calibre GP9530, a masterpiece of watchmaking architecture combining a chiming mechanism, a tourbillon and a micro-rotor winding mechanism within an openworked movement.

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The quest for a perfectly clear, vibrant sound entailed developments marking a new stage in the history of chiming watches within the Manufacture. Every technical choice was made with the aim of optimising the final quality of the chiming mechanism.

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 Its development was guided by a determination to achieve pure tone, effective vibration propagation and optimal case acoustics while eliminating unwanted noise.

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The plate and bridges are made of titanium, a light, rigid material that facilitates the propagation of vibrations throughout the movement. The mainplate itself has been secured to the case to ensure that these vibrations are transmitted – without any loss – from the movement to the rose gold case of the Flying Bridges Minute Repeater.

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A domed sapphire crystal on either side of the case amplifies the crystal-clear melody produced by the hammers striking the gongs on the dial side. 

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To avoid any noise or interference that might be detrimental to sound purity, the gongs and the gong stud are made from a single piece of metal and the centrifugal strikework regulator has been moved to the back of the movement. 

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Finally, the jewelfitted white gold micro-rotor of the new selfwinding system oscillates in complete silence.

WHEN HERITAGE MEETS
THE HERE AND NOW

A Manufacture known for its movementmaking excellence, Girard-Perregaux has also established itself in the realm of design since the 19th century. The revolutionary, now iconic, 

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 La Esmeralda and its Three Gold Bridges revealed and magnified functional elements to create an unmistakable visual signature in the mid-1800s. Since then, the conceptualisation of a movement and its aesthetics have formed a cohesive whole within which form and function are inseparable. The balance, symmetry and refinement devoted to the decoration of  each component are part of a heritage that has been passed down throughout the history of Girard-Perregaux.

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Crafted in pink gold, the three stylised Flying Bridges (the third is at the rear of the movement) support an exceptionally elegant, airy structure in which the chiming mechanism and tourbillon appear to be levitating. The same demand for balance prevails on the caseback, where the new self-winding system mirrors the barrel to ensure perfect symmetry.

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To honour the watchmaker who crafted this outstanding timepiece, a small plate bearing this artisan’s initials has been subtly incorporated into the skeletonised calibre as a discreet signature of the work accomplished. No less than 1,340 hand-polished chamfers (including 295 interior angles) make light an essential component of the GP9530 calibre’s design.

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Adopted by Girard-Perregaux since the 19th century, the lyre-shaped tourbillon cage acts as a small seconds dial with its own small hand. 

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Like the Three Bridges and their arrowshaped ends – picked up on the hammers and springs of the Minute Repeater, on the oscillating weight of the winding system and on the new slide-piece serving to activate the chime – it embodies a living heritage that has been passed down from generation to generation within the Manufacture.

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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Collection BRIDGES Grand Complications

Model:  Grand Complications Minute Repeater Flying Bridges 

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 Reference:  99840-52-2013-5CC

CASE
Material: Pink Gold
Diameter: 46.00 mm
Height: 17.90 mm
Glass: box-type glare-proofed sapphire crystal
Case-back: box-type glare-proofed sapphire crystal
MOVEMENT
Calibre GP9530

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Reference: Number GP9530
    Mechanical self-winding Manufacture movement with white gold micro-rotor
    Total diameter: 43.55 mm (17’’’)
    Number of parts: 475
    Number of jewels: 47
    Frequency (Hz):  21 600 vph (3 Hz)
    Power reserve: min. 60 hours
Functions: minute repeater, tourbillon, hours, minutes, small seconds on the tourbillon
Complication 
Hours and Minutes, Minute Repeater, Small Seconds On The Tourbillon, Tourbillon
    Oscillating weight: White gold micro-rotor
    Total height: 10.75
DIAL
Pink gold inner bezel ring. 
Applied hour-markers enhanced with blue-emission luminescent material
Hands: pink gold openworked hands enhanced with blue-emission luminescent material
Water resistance: 30 meters (3 ATM)
STRAP
Material: black rubber with a fabric effect
Clasp: pink gold triple folding clasp 

🔴Price: CHF 530’000 / USD 590’000 / EUR 588'000 / GBP 490'000💰

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