Arie - Mr Orange
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Gorgeous watch!
Absolutely love this discrete way of owning a brilliantly finished tourbillon / movement. There is just one comment I have: Why print in lettering on the dial what you are hiding in the first place? Would be perfect without that.
Finally....some nicer pictures
of the Laurent Ferrier Galet Tourbillon, taken by my friend Ogygia: More will come.... HAGWE Sam ...
The photography certainly do the finishing of the LF justice...
Tough I am more a fan of "exposed Tourbillon on the dial side up" school.....I must say, this LF is growing on me... Best, Horo
I just bought another microrotor with a MOP dial
Will post shortly. And got a tourbillon coming, naturally the exposed on the dial version. Best, Horo
Mesmerizing pictures, amazing Brand!
and btw Laurent was a great racing driver Cheers, Chris
yes, from the Official Website:
In the 1970s, Laurent Ferrier was diverted from watch calibres by his love for roaring engines and gleaming bodywork. And when the perfectionist mind of a watchmaker meets the automobile world, results are sure to follow! He drove racing cars on some of t...
Those LF movements are gorgeous
The finishing and the style are perfect imho. These watches really bring something good to watchmaking. Thanks a lot for sharing another beauty of your collection Sam. Cheers, Mark
My LF travel time was just sent back for service
Let's see how good that aspect is... Cheers Sam
Gorgeous watch!
Absolutely love this discrete way of owning a brilliantly finished tourbillon / movement. There is just one comment I have: Why print in lettering on the dial what you are hiding in the first place? Would be perfect without that.
It seems that Chris was looking at posts concerning LF in our forum and was excited by yours
And so I was, as it seems I missed it back then!
An absolutely breathtaking and gorgeous piece!
And I really love this dial. And the discrete interior values of this beautiful watch. And.... And.... And... Cheers, Thomas