aesthetic (or less contemporary aesthetic) of the Classic Micro Rotor. Best, Emmanuel

Best, Emmanuel

After much hemming and hawing, I am lucky enough to celebrate a milestone birthday with a present to myself, Laurent Ferrier Classic Micro Rotor in stainless steel. (Newer ones are in precious metal only) The natural escapement movement was manufactured i

I bought the watch second hand and it has never been serviced, but works and keeps time very fine. Best, Emmanuel PS: and (late) warm welcome on WatchProSite!

I figured I'd kick off my first post on this site with a picture of one of my favorite watches in my collection. I love this thing. This is my Laurent Ferrier Classic Micro-Rotor (Evergreen dial). Movement The movement finishing easily exceeds my Lange wa

Every time I take my Laurent Ferrier out of its box, I'm amazed again. This white enamel dial is simply magical.

and therefore less refined in many modern models. And the 5565 is certainly a good case for this argument. One (very limited and incomplete) element of explanation could be that newer models/designs are made with photography in mind and that refinement is

This enamel dial just makes me smile with each look on my wrist 😃

Whether Classic Origin or Galet Classic micro rotor the beauty of LF design is in the pure design of the dial imho (in addition to the beautiful design of the case, the superb design and finishing of the movement…). So I am more fan of the time only versi

For example, I’m really happy that VC chose a Roman XII and VI for the Cornes de Vache, but I’m also very happy that Chopard chose Arabic numerals for the Quattro Spirit 25. Best choice in each particular case, imo. And, as far as Laurent Ferrier is conce