Girard-Perregaux Laureato Fifty Tourbillon Micro-Rotor 39: a 39 mm tourbillon that combines integrated-bracelet sport casework with an in-house micro-rotor caliber

# What this watch is

Micro-Rotor 39 places a lyre-shaped, bridge-supported tourbillon inside the Laureato Fifty case family. It pairs the brand's historic three-bridge aesthetic with a newly introduced automatic micro-rotor caliber, and it's offered in stainless steel with two dial treatments.

# Core specifications

• Case: stainless steel, 39 mm diameter, 10 mm thick, integrated bracelet, 4 mm micro-adjust, 50 m water resistance.

• Dials: blue grand-feu enamel with Clous de Paris motif, or 18k rose-gold Clous de Paris motif. Lumed white-gold hands and indexes.

• Availability: catalog model, production limited by capacity rather than a fixed edition size.

# What stands out mechanically

The movement finishing includes continuation of the Clous de Paris motif onto the mainplate, linking the dial design to the movement visually when viewed through the open sapphire caseback.

# Design and wearability

Fifty's octagonal bezel and integrated-bracelet construction remain intact. At 39 mm and 10 mm thick, the watch is relatively slim for a tourbillon-equipped piece and keeps the proportions associated with the refined Laureato Fifty sizes introduced recently. The integrated steel bracelet provides a micro-adjust range of 4 mm, a practical detail for daily wear.

Visually, the model emphasizes restraint: a relatively uncluttered dial, lumed white-gold hands and indices, and the 6 o'clock bridge tourbillon that serves as the focal point. The two dial options offer different visual characters—blue grand-feu enamel for a traditional enamel finish, or rose-gold Clous de Paris for a warmer, metal-based aesthetic.

# Positioning and price context

Girard-Perregaux presents the Laureato Fifty Tourbillon Micro-Rotor 39 as a way to combine the brand's signature design language with haute-horlogerie mechanics. At approximately $100,000 for a stainless-steel integrated-bracelet watch with an in-house tourbillon and micro-rotor winding, the model sits in a price bracket where buyers compare historic integrated-sports designs and contemporary high-watchmaking execution.

The brand emphasizes in-house execution across components: dial work by Donzé Cadrans SA (owned by Girard-Perregaux's parent) and the new GP8410-2574 caliber assembled and finished to showcase the bridge tourbillon.

# Bottom line

If you want a compact, modern Laureato that displays a tourbillon and uses an automatic micro-rotor movement, Girard-Perregaux now offers that package. The Laureato Fifty Tourbillon Micro-Rotor 39 combines recognizable Laureato styling, a visible bridge tourbillon, and high-end dialmaking for a catalog model priced at just under or at $100,000 depending on the dial choice.