Laurent Ferrier Origin 40mm Collection
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Laurent Ferrier Origin 40mm Collection

By TeutonicCarFan · Nov 27, 2021 · 34 replies
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TeutonicCarFan's acquisition of the Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin 40 in titanium offers a compelling look into a modern independent watchmaking marvel. His detailed post, complete with personal reflections and high-quality images, highlights the watch's unique appeal and the thoughtful design choices that set it apart. This article explores why the Classic Origin 40 resonates with collectors seeking both horological excellence and everyday wearability.

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Some may have seen my post in wrist scan, just added this watch last week. I am very happy to have a LF as it is a brand I always loved and appreciated since the first tourbillon model he started his company with. I had been looking for a VC tradionelle in platinum (now I know it is discontinued), and while I was searching inventory saw this one available. It piqued my interest because it was in grade 5 titanium, and I have been looking to get a titanium watch. I had been out of watch releases for last year an a half so I never knew this model existed. I also love the more casual nature of this as I don't wear dress clothing too much. Most retailer who sell LF had them listed, however, when I contacted them they were actually sold. I was happy to find this as a deal that feel through with a previous customer, and I happened to be off from work so I could go to the bank for the wire. The movement and finish overall on this watch is impressive. Definitely a keeper!



Here is the packaging it comes with. Very slim and nice leather box, a loupe (nice touch and funny 2 month ago I got the 10x one from hodinkee, but this one I like better) and instructions. Nice to not have a huge box waste space in my basement.









I know the micro rotor with natural escapement is the more coveted LF movement , but for a watch I wear occasionally I prefer the simplicity of the manual wind. - Kevin

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TeutonicCarFan
Nov 27, 2021

There is some discordance with the strap and watch. I like that it is more casual and the suede nature. But I have been looking at their straps and think maybe the chocolate leather one may work better?

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vitalsigns
Nov 27, 2021

I too would probably change the strap, but it’s fine with the OEM strap. Cheers, John

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diracpoint
Nov 27, 2021

The clean layout of the dial and the movement convey a nice sense of calmness! Enjoy! 👍

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TeutonicCarFan
Nov 27, 2021

Yes strap is something I am considering. Will wear this one out a little first.

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TeutonicCarFan
Nov 27, 2021

Yes, as someone who knows very little about movements, but I have seen pictures of many... the first thing I thought when I saw it, was I love how simple it looks. Well decorated. The movement is black rhodium plated and changes from golden to black in light. The lack of cotes de Geneve make give it a clean look. The layout seems very pleasing. Very chic. Let me know when to reserve one 😁

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Jay (Eire)
Nov 27, 2021

No question that this, and many LF, are just very pleasing to the eye. I like the strap a lot, super casual. And these LF, depending on the dial, can usually go very casual which is also a big appeal.

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