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Who is in for a stack of Laurent Ferrier Watches?
Behind this crazy idea, an educational purpose.
Laurent Ferrier has currently in production 5 different cases: The Galet ( round ) , the Galet Square ( cushion ), the School Watch, the latest Tourbillon Grand Sport, and the only one I couldn't take in picture, today, the Bridge.
The idea? Showing the different case shapes.
What's your favorite?
Personally, I am hesitating a lot between the Galet Square and the Galet Round, even if I appreciate more and more the School Watch, but I will come back to that.
You?
Best,
Nicolas
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Who is in for a stack of Laurent Ferrier Watches?
Behind this crazy idea, an educational purpose. Laurent Ferrier has currently in production 5 different cases: The Galet ( round ) , the Galet Square ( cushion ), the School Watch, the latest Tourbillon Grand Sport, and the only one I couldn't take in pic...
Wow what a great stack!
Galet Square Boreal for me please, if I could chose any model
Galet Round for me as well :-)
This blue one on your pic is very very close from perfection. All the best, Nicolas
Sorry for not stacking but I still have some interesting options...
My Galet Square with a blue brushed dial (the GPHG winning combo) very high in my love list together with another killing option the Galet Classic rose gold case But there are also other beauties like the Traveler with enamel dial... or even the Bridge th...
thanks Nico - great to see the case design differences !
my heart beats for Galet square...Galet round case is aesthetically a bit too serious ;-) Best, mahesh.,
I am not sure you counted mine above...
I posted different options but my vote goes to my 2 last pics
Galet round for me!
I'm curious about the 39mm version too, although I've never seen pictures of them anywhere other than the LF website. Seems strange that they made so few in this style.
PS: You are right, I checked on the website, there is also a 39 mm version, for men. Superb, too! [nt]
But the thickness... 12, 70mm. Still, to be seen in the flesh! ...
