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Mrds initiates a vibrant discussion inviting collectors to showcase their Laurent Ferrier Galet watches, celebrating the brand's diverse range from elegant micro-rotors to complex tourbillons. The original post features Mrds's own Galet Square with a striking Boréal dial, setting the stage for a community-wide appreciation of Laurent Ferrier's distinctive aesthetic and horological artistry.
Hope to add one in the near future
Green Luminova on crocodile strap with green stitches Just out of the safe ;-))
Who makes the movements??
But I don't think it's such a secret. A little googling and following a few articles will lead you to the answer.
I love the regulator! Also #2 with its whith hands&indices, and #3 with the copper dial is a real treat! Thanks, Daniel
As I remember it, Christian Ferrier (son of Laurent) worked at Fabrique du Temps (high end movement maker) prior to coming on with LF. A couple of the movements were designed while he was at FDT, rough CNC'd there, then finished and assembled at LF, while a couple of the other movements were designed at LF (likely by Christian as well), CNC'd at FDT, then finished and assembled at LF. They are not an in-house, vertically aligned manufacturer, nor do they claim to be. They do have exquisite, and
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