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Laurent Ferrier Manual Wind 116.01
Happy Holidays all,
This is a shot I took of the movement of my Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin Opaline. It's a manual-wind caliber 116.01, a much simplified movement compared to LF's previous efforts, this one using a Swiss lever instead of a natural escapement. However, I love it just the same. Something about the low-key finishing complements both the watch and my tastes. Winding this watch is a wonderful ritual to start the day.
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Laurent Ferrier Manual Wind 116.01
Happy Holidays all, This is a shot I took of the movement of my Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin Opaline. It's a manual-wind caliber 116.01, a much simplified movement compared to LF's previous efforts, this one using a Swiss lever instead of a natural esca...
I am very much attracted to this LF
Any chance of getting a wrist shot from you? Iād love to see this opaline dial in real life! Thanks, Daniel
great choice
I use a burr grinder and a Chemex for pour over, or sometimes an Aeropress. For a drip maker, I have a Breville. I recommend any or all of them!
Such a good looking Laurent Ferrier
I prefer the micro-rotor, since I am a bit lazy and I love the look of that caliber so much. But this- and the new green dial version are very attractive pieces, that one actually needs to see in the flesh to appreciate the beauty. GEO