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A fistful of Laurent Ferriers....
Today is a public holiday in Hong Kong (to celebrate Buddha's birthday). For lack of something better to do, I took my camera out and shot a few pictures of the Laurent Ferriers...
Here's the first one I got - LF Galet Micro-rotor, WG with silver dial
A macro of the highly interesting movement - using 'double direct impulse' invented by Abraham Louis Breguet. I was told only the sterolithography technology nowadays (whatever that means) made the production of the escapement possible
This is the Tourbillon I took home a few days ago, also in WG, but with an enamel dial:
Both watches are 40 mm in diameter
The tourbillon with double spiral inconspicuously located at the back:
A close-up of the enamel dial
The two brothers side-by-side
Now the third one....the micro-rotor in a different combo - WG with gray dial (this one belongs to a friend):
The finale, a group photo, of course....
HAGWE
Sam
This message has been edited by samwan on 2013-05-16 21:14:27 This message has been edited by samwan on 2013-05-16 21:16:12
A fistful of Laurent Ferriers....
Today is a public holiday in Hong Kong (to celebrate Buddha's birthday). For lack of something better to do, I took my camera out and shot a few pictures of the Laurent Ferriers... Here's the first one I got - LF Galet Micro-rotor, WG with silver dial A m...
Beautiful Samwan, very beautiful watches! Thank you...
for these nice shots. Stereolithography is what is called 3D printing nowadays, this is my field of work also called rapid prototyping, I have several machines. On the JLC forum I did suggest/suspect few days ago to Amanico that I believed the cages for t...
Wow....thank you for the expert insights
I definitely learned something new :) Best Sam
Wow, wow, wow....
... what a combo you got there! Very impressive LFs, indeed. Congrats, samwan! Ken