Laurent Ferrier

I love the tactile sensation, the sound, the sensory connection with the watch and its movement. It's an essential aspect of what I appreciate in watches, which is why it makes no sense for me to spend so much money on an automatic movement. I made an exc

I’m posting this out of frustration and a bit of desperation. My Galet Square movement has totally seized. I have reached out to LF four times requesting service without a single response. I love this watch but I am getting very frustrated and I’m quite d

For the pleasure of the eyes... Most probably my favorite LF, but with the opaline dial. Best, Nicolas

Why doesn't this Patek Philippe reference 5110 , which on paper has everything I love , fully appeal to me ? Before trying it on, I was convinced I would love it and that it would become one of my must-haves . Yet, when I tried it on, whether in rose gold

I’ve never paid attention to this detail as I don’t own any watch with a gold central rotor. And the micro rotor of my Laurent Ferrier seems to match the pink gold case…

I agree with your assessments of the JLC and GS framing, placement and disc colour. In your 12 additional examples and comments the two I like are the Lange big date and (we will disagree here) the Laurent Ferrier. In person I find the unique aperture bal

During my recent short stay in Paris, I tried on two watches with a date window about which I thought to myself : this is how it should be done . What do they have in common ? A framed aperture , well aligned with the hour markers. A date disc that matche

I’ve wanted to try out a LF for some time. Specially, I’ve been lusting after the Sport Auto for a couple of years. This Square Micro Rotor was recently listed by a dealer I trust so I thought it would be a fun one to try. I have a love affair with watche