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Girard-Perregaux unveils Laureato Skeleton Aston Martin Edition watch
By Shivani Dubey | 11 August 2025 | Design
Girard Perregaux has released another collaboration with Aston Martin, this time in the form of the Laureato Skeleton watch
Girard-Perregaux and Aston Martin have collaborated for yet another watch collaboration to release the Laureato Skeleton Aston Martin Edition watch. This is the second watch to come out of their partnership, with the first one being an iteration of the Laureato chronograph.
The new Laureato Skeleton Aston Martin Edition watch celebrates the ‘dialogue between power and precision’. Sculpted from black ceramic, its case reveals an openworked movement, which mirrors the sculptural lines and technical sophistication of Aston Martin’s finest creations.
The case and bracelet of this new timepiece feature the design of the inaugural Laureato of 1975. However, this time, the octagonal bezel, bracelet and case are all made out of ceramic. Hours and minutes are indicated by skeletonised hands and suspended indexes, all finished in a green coating reminiscent of Aston Martin’s racing green. This timepiece also features a small skeletonised seconds hand, discreetly positioned at 10 o’clock.
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Unlike traditional timepieces with closed dials, this skeletonised model offers unrestricted views of its inner workings, revealing the openworked in-house GP01800 calibre. Through its sapphire crystal and caseback, the wearer can admire components usually hidden from sight: the mainspring in various states of tension, the oscillating balance wheel, the beating hairspring, and the pallet lever engaging with the escape wheel.
The caseback is adorned with a metallised Aston Martin logo, with each design element thoughtfully considered to deliver a compelling and dynamic visual.
Speaking about the collaboration, Girard-Perregaux’s managing director Marc Michel-Amadry highlighted the ‘elegance and sportiness’ of the respective brands.
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“Aston Martin and Girard-Perregaux are instantly recognizable in their respective universes. What makes both brands so unique is their pure elegance, sportiness, and design codes that remain consistent over time,” he said.
Marek Reichman, executive vice president and chief creative officer at Aston Martin, added: “The challenge is always to maintain the excellence that we have always had in terms of proportion, performance and that recognisable, very distinctive image and language.”
Limited to just 88 pieces, this watch is now available in Girard-Perregaux stores worldwide.