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It's a great duo from them that you have!
I think the natural escapement is still integral part of the micro-rotor line, except for the "Auto" pieces (Sport Auto & the recent Classic Auto).
I did exactly as you say: got myself an earlier version (the slate grey dial/rose gold variant above is mine).
Best, Emmanuel
Overview of the LF Galet Classic Micro-Rotor
I thought it would be nice to browse through most of the multiple variants of this watch. Enjoy! (Photos credit: multiple websites) ENAMEL & ROMAN NUMERALS Enamel dial - Platinum BREGUET NUMERALS Grey dial with Breguet numerals - White gold Mother of pear...
Manfredi Jewels 10 pcs Limited Edition
Forgot to add this one: Gradient, sand colour dial - Stainless steel ...
Thanks for posting these beauties
They all look amazing and rarely do I like so many watches from the same brand. The first one for me though. Enjoy!
This enamel version is gorgeous indeed.
But I also like the regular baton applied hour markers very much.
Laurent Ferrier is one of the most refined timepieces that I know...
since their first model launch, they've been extremely good on design but terrible on business choices... also recently I see they've diluted the movement value but getting away from the natural escapement ! one still have chance to get the earlier versio...
It's a great duo from them that you have!
I think the natural escapement is still integral part of the micro-rotor line, except for the "Auto" pieces (Sport Auto & the recent Classic Auto). I did exactly as you say: got myself an earlier version (the slate grey dial/rose gold variant above is min...
Wow... so many versions.
Could be a collection on its own. For me, the 2 platinum pieces with enamel dials are tops - and those wrist shots with pullover from ACM are too good.
Great Overview!
I had no idea there were so many...all of them are highly appealing. My 2 choices would be the Onyx dial in WG and Antoine de Macedo sector dial. Thanks!
From those two, I would pick the Onyx
because I’m not attracted to sector dials and like the purity of the regular baton indexes dials. Thanks for looking.
It’s a wonderful piece, no doubt.
But I personally miss the regular applied baton indexes and small dots for the minutes.
Great post quattro, thanks!
For me the first enamel dialed platinum, the slate grey sunburst dial in rose gold, the grey dial with Breguet numerals in white gold and the slate grey dial in rose gold please.
Lucky you! Incredible piece
which seems to be n° 1 in the Purists’ hearts! But I personally miss the regular applied baton indexes and minutes dots on this version. And I’m not completely fond of the elongated Roman numerals. For me it’s not the core design of this watch. Thanks for...
The last one of your list is the one I own and it suits my taste.
But the 3 others are great too, no doubt. Thanks for looking.
I can understand that, but it doesn’t for me.
I’m not completely fond of the elongated Roman numerals and, for me it’s not the core design of this watch: I personally miss the regular applied baton indexes and minutes dots. Just my taste of course.
I think it would be my favorite too among the sector dials.
But I personally still prefer the regular design with applied hour indexes and minutes dots. Thanks for looking.
Among this selection, I would personally choose the Breguet, which looks splendid.
I'm not fond of sector dials, I prefer the regular dial design with applied indexes and dots for the minutes, but the Azure blue is too loud for me.
The enamel/platinum seems to be a clear winner among those who commented
and I can certainly understand why. It’s not my personal first choice, though, for the reasons I’ve explained in the comments above: for me the core design of this watch, or at least the one I like the most is the one with applied baton indexes and dots. ...