When you have a look at the magic world of FF, and playing the game of the comparisons between the Original and the Re Editions ( which is a game I love a lot..LOL ), you discover very interesting things.
Here is the Blancpain Lip:
For once, the indexes are not round, as on the Mil Spec or the " No Rad ", but rectangular, as on the Early FF From 1953.
But a FF is and will always be a FF, a spectacular watch, with an elegant case, a huge plexy, a very nice dial which gets with time a superb patina.
Have a look at these Macros:
These Golden Writings are awesome..They match with the patina of the indexes and numbers!
And you will certainly notice that the dial is turning a bit brown...Which adds Beauty to this FF!
The interesting thing is to compare it to the 50th Anniversary:
Same numbers, same rectangular indexes ( although circeld on the 50th Anniversary ), and ...
Same bezel, which is very pure with this graduation each 15 minutes!
Quite the same size ( 1mm bigger for the Original ), and the 50th Anniversary is a bit thicker...
Same details we also can notice on the FF From Year 1953, with the exception of the lack of " Lip " on the dial, and the white writings instead of golden on the Lip...
These Blancpain FF Rules, indeed!
Holpe you will enjoy this post!
Best.
Nicolas
the dial is not only brown, it also has a stardust aspect !
Thanks for taking the time to share these pictures with us.
Cheers
Jeff
A pair of days, my friend...
Well, maybe not, as now, I'm in trouble.
This watch is so gorgeous!
Its patina is awesome.
I think we have to speak, now...LOL
Best, Jeff!
Nicolas, aka Galavar...LOL
.......it could sway me to look into a FF.

A great job.
It´s a spectacular watch, indeed. And the macro shots are awesome.
This dial and the patina are really impressives.
The 50th aniversary is a great re-edition, with some details equal to the vintage model.
Certanly, thes FF Rules!!!.
Another piece for your amazing Diver´s Collection???.
... thanks a lot for sharing! The details of the Lip FF are stunning...
I really like the Anniversary, but - as you mentioned previously - there is just too much writing on the dial, which is a distraction to the otherwise clean design.
Best
Henrik
