Independents

Do you like your rose gold case with a chocolate dial and white varnished hands and markers or with a slate grey dial and rose gold hands and markers? Well, Laurent Ferrier has offered both of these two solutions across four of its models: the Classic mic...  

is unusual and it’s not my personal favorite.

Cheers Marc

rose gold hands and markers.

I love that combo and the first pic is stunning. I was going to get the chocolate reverso as my first gold watch. However, I don’t wear colored gold ever. I was glad i decided to get a few WG pieces instead. I if my style could pull it off I’d get somethi... 

The first pic is stunning indeed, I just regret that there is a double index at 12: I think these pieces embody the "less is more" aesthetic and are always better with "less". As for coloured gold, it's just a matter of personal taste: I like it and wear ... 

The chocolate for me, it’s sportier and can be used daily with many types of clothes. The grey one is cool too, much more somber though, better suited for business attire I think.

but the range is wide for me: from t-shirt to shirt and sweater. But of course, I understand that one can feel differently. Best. ...  

I think red gold watches are actually very sporty, I use my red gold Lang & Heyne with casual clothes too, just like you. Very versatile time pieces.

And I'm convinced that your L&H looks great in any outfit (these watches are so good). Best, Emmanuel

And I personally like the Square version better here, because I’m not fond of the double index at 12 on the other models.

Chocolate dial with rose gold hadns and indices would be my choice...do they or did they ever make that version?

I completely agree with you concerning the rose gold hands. I also prefer the simple index at 12 (among the chocolate dials, only the Square has a simple index at 12). ...  

Best, Emmanuel