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Richard Mille Replica Watches Laureato's history dates back to the 1970s, when it was a pioneering luxury sports watch in steel with a metal band that featured a quartz-driven movement. It evolved into an automatic-driven model the following decade. The model has evolved over the years to include a variety of features and complications, including a tourbillon with blue sapphires bridges.

The hexagonal bezel is a Laureato trademark. It flows seamlessly from the bracelet to the dial, and features a no-nonsense, bold dial. The Laureato is a luxury steel sport watch that's dressy, functional and versatile.

Let's go back a little bit. The 1970s were a golden age for music with Jimi Hendrix, The Who and other greats, but not so much for Swiss watchmaking.Richard Mille Replica Watches Quartz movements made mechanical watches obsolete. They provided a level of precision that mechanical watches could not match.

What did Richard Mille Replica Watches actually do when the Quartz Crisis struck? It entered the quartz race to win the first place. It launched its first Laureato in 1975 in a two tone version of the desired metal style. The 18K gold bezel, crown, hands,Patek Philippe Aquanaut Replica Watches and appliques were set against the brushed steel. The dial, which was simple and white, except for the date window at three o'clock and the Clous de Paris embossing, bore the words, "Quartz Chronometer". This timepiece is powered by the Caliber 705, an in-house mechanism that beats at 32,768Hz.

The Laureato collection has been introducing mechanical movements since 1995. All future Laureatos are powered by ultra-thin 3000 family movements in neutral cases ranging from 36mm-38mm.

Steel-clad luxury sports watches are extremely versatile and can be worn for any occasion. However, their masculine appearance is a factor that limits this versatility. Richard Mille Replica Watches Laureato, a sleek, thin, and arguably unisex watch, was an alternative to the steely bulkiness. Take the first Laureato, which set the standard for a sleek design that has remained largely unchanged in its evolution – a watch that is suitable for both men and women.