Just for the pleasure of wearing it today...
Easily one of the most photogenic watches in my humble collection. Thanks for sharing my pleasure. Daniel ...
You're forgiven, the printing on the dial is almost invisible.
The model is a Laurent Ferrier Galet Square with "Boreal" dial. Glad you like it.
Not among the connaisseurs, at least.
For the world in general, I'm not always convinced. Thanks for watching, Captain!
Thanks, Ron.
It is one that rarely sees a week without wrist time. A real pleasure to wear. Cheers, Daniel
You're right.
I wonder what LF will be in 10 years... The next FPJ? A wunderkind that never found its standing? Or the darling of a bygone era? I hope for the first but only time will tell. Until then, this LF has the dial to keep me happy
I think
LF has struggled. There are very few independents (FPJ) that have been able to grab a wider audience and I think here, LF struggles like so many others. The product is fantastic but I imagine the challenges to bring new buyers at that price point are pers...
I tend to share your view, although I wish it was different...
So much innovation, guts and savoir-faire in independents, still so many have a hard time to get the recognition they deserve.
Here’s the thing
So many independent houses are now under the big 3. Why? Because to compete with the Pateks and Langes and create a resale market that will support high prices for new offerings, one has to be able to make multiple in house jmovements (along with everythi...
Very valid points
Unfortunately that tends to drive the whole market to low-risk pieces and away from the exiting stuff. I salute the small houses who take on the challenge. They deserve our support. Thanks for sharing your views, EinPa! Daniel
The Galet Square sits on the wrist perfectly
and is so versatile, understated, but most important beautiful it is a real daily wearer. Enjoy it and wear it in the best of health! Mine says hi! ...
A beautiful Galet Square
A captivating blue dial! Thanks for sharing this gorgeous pic, Mike!