amanico
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Laurent Ferrier Galet Square Regulateur.
Just one picture for the pleasure of the eyes. 
How do you like the time? Conventional?
Or Regulateur?
Or... Both? 
Best,
Nicolas
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Laurent Ferrier Galet Square Regulateur.
Just one picture for the pleasure of the eyes. How do you like the time? Conventional? Or Regulateur? Or... Both? Best, Nicolas ...
Perhaps
The small, printed indices work well enough. I don't think the large indices would work on this dial.
Possibly
It is difficult to tell from pictures alone, but the print seems to have a volume. Works well.
I think both are very nice.
They both fit into the LF design language. While the classic Galet Square is a watch that is frighteningly close to perfection (for my taste at least), I think the regulator is very charming in its specialness and is executed flawlessly.
