Cloaked head-to-toe in black ceramic for the very first time in the model’s history, this openworked stunner turns Girard-Perregaux’s most iconic silhouette into pure stealth. Blacked-out like a getaway car and engineered like a miniature racing engine, it speaks to the collector who owns the steel classics and now wants the version nobody else at the table is wearing. For the tastemaker who treats “quiet luxury” as a challenge rather than a rule, few pieces whisper this loudly.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Carved entirely from scratch-resistant black ceramic, the octagonal bezel plays brushed tops against mirror-polished bevels, throwing light in a way steel never could. Peering through the sapphire, the openworked caliber lays bare its anthracite bridges and a warm rose-gold winding rotor, like glimpsing the engine bay of a hypercar through the hood. Flowing seamlessly from the case, the integrated ceramic bracelet alternates satin and gloss links into an unbroken, monolithic line that sits impossibly light on the wrist.

Functions include hours and minutes. Positioned at three o’clock and stamped with the octagonal GP shield, the crown allows the movement to be wound by hand, while pulling it to the time-setting position allows the hours and minutes to be adjusted. The movement is paired with 100 meters of water resistance for added everyday versatility.

Comes as a full set, boxed with warranty documentation.

Reserved for the collector who has already worn the obvious, this monochrome Laureato rewards the quiet flex, the kind you only notice when the light catches its edges. As the first fully black-ceramic skeleton to carry the design language that has defined the maison since 1975, it lands somewhere between heirloom and stealth object. Serious inquiries are always welcome.