Passionata_george
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I know it s cool specially the owner
but can t help it is always reminding me for a radiomir.
Laurent Ferrier Galet Square Porcelain. I cannot forget it.
When I look at this picture, I am convinced that I want this dial and movement. Now the question is to know if I want the " Square " case or the round one... Hmmmm.... What do you think? Best, Nicolas ...
#2 of 10 is in Chicago.
If it hasn't already been sold, I'll see it in person on my next trip over. M4
swiss fine timing
was still there last week. looks great, but to me $64k is a tough sell for an LF.
Gorgeous
Tough choice Nico the round is perfect beauty. Nonetheless I prefer the rectangular it is idiosyncratically superlative .
Just to build more on the lead of ‘square’
Nico, go for square case... round case is too common & remember Roman numerals is not your interest too 😈😈 Best, mahesh.,
Is there a round option. I love this one.
It reminds me of two Vacheron I am quite fond of fused into one watch - the 1921 American and the Chronometer Royal (I know one manual and one automatic) except I prefer this dial and movement decoration of this Laurent Ferrier. It ticks every. I'd for me...
Lovely choice Nico
Go for it....Square it is ! Actually none of my current watches are round ;-) Best, Mahesh.,
The square
Because it gives that little difference from the world of many round watches As it is, the watch itself and the movement is already fantastic, so I think a little additional flair is deserved
Both Galet Classic and Square are iconic and both so nice but...
...with my experience of both as you know, I would say the Classic is more classy and almost formal, the Square is probably more versatile as a daily wearer, a fantastic beautiful daily wearer. It depends what you are looking for but I tend to believe the...
I know it s cool specially the owner
but can t help it is always reminding me for a radiomir.
Kind of funny that i ve seen
that in Dowling s book but still its linked to OP in my mind,thanks for the correction.
