Mike H
[AHCI Moderator]
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Simply a dream, the Galet Square is terrific, so versatile and easy to wear...
actually very understated. As for the dial it is a question of taste, i think i prefer the more traditional LF version with asagai hands and these sumptuous fine indexes...
Laurent Ferrier porcelain dial
1 of 10 made, I would like to get your opinion on this watch. Great finishing on the back with micro-rotor...Jim ...
I love Laurent Ferrier's
other pieces rather than this one, purely from an aesthetic point of view.
Simply a dream, the Galet Square is terrific, so versatile and easy to wear...
actually very understated. As for the dial it is a question of taste, i think i prefer the more traditional LF version with asagai hands and these sumptuous fine indexes... ...
Beautiful and very classic looking LF .
Love the cushion shape case a lot , for my taste i would love to get a other dail color , maybe Salmon or blue .
Looks Great....
however at this level I would check out a used Kari Voutilainen as well or a Credor Eichi 2, maybe more bang for your buck. S
Maybe it is an idea but...
...in that case you should compare comparable things i.e. compare prices of both new or both used. Surely KV watches are wonderful but not the same style and look, and price is not in the same league if you take comparable specimen (both new or both used)...
I see what you're saying....when it comes to design and style I leave it out as its very subjective and in the eye of the beholder, but we can discuss quality, finish, brand perception and
performance. For me I group LF, KV and Credor Eichi 2 in the same basket much in the same way I would put the Mclaren 720s, Ferrari 488 and Lamborghini Huracan in the same basket although the cars are very different from each other.
stunning piece
It's an absolutely stunning piece (I first saw it at Swiss Fine Timing in Chicago - not sure if it is still available there). I won't buy LF, but this piece is certainly attractive. It has previously been discussed on this forum (a search for "porcelain" ...
