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A quick glance at my Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin
A rather dull reception - but glancing down at my wrist brought a smile....
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A quick glance at my Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin
A rather dull reception - but glancing down at my wrist brought a smile.... ...
It must be very dull since I only see a blue question mark!!
Having had a classic origin- looking down at it is a delight! The case shape is so sensual, clear and legible dial. A real treat 🍻
Now that the picture is there
Another thing I LOVE is the shape of the hands, in all dimensions. It doesn’t pick up how special they are on camera. And the perfectly finished gr5 Ti case. Big small seconds. Perfect wind feel. A real gem
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The minimalist view of the movement which itself is simpler than prior LF work but very finely finished and a delight to wind, is in my view exactly right for the aesthetic of the watch as a whole.
Second the above.
The proportions are also lovely for a watch that can go casual or be more formal. It also wears very comfortably, particularly with the lightness of the titanium.
