Strap for Laureato Perpetual Calendar Stainless Steel / Blue

No, the bracelet is integrated into the case — there are no standard lugs to attach to. I've seen many owners search for compatible straps without success. A bespoke strap requires atelier work, constructed to measure directly on your case's geometry.

We work exclusively at <a href="/pages/casati-booking">Casati Milano</a>, by appointment. I take the watch in hand, measure the octagonal case attachments and construct the strap by stitching it directly onto the existing structure. No case modification, no compromise.

I prefer Mississippi Alligator — it has the rigidity and nobility this watch deserves. The Laureato was born sport-elegant, with sharp geometry: a leather with structured grain maintains that visual tension. Aged Barenia is the choice if you love character that changes over time.

It depends on the leather and how you treat it. Well-constructed Alligator withstands 5-7 years of daily use; aged Barenia lasts even longer, as it ages better. A cream application twice a year keeps it supple. Leather has no expiration date — it dies only from neglect.

When Girard-Perregaux designed it in the 1970s, this integration was not aesthetic choice — it was constructive philosophy. Case and bracelet breathe together, proportions remain organic. That's why a strap must be constructed bespoke, respecting that design logic, not bypassing it.