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LF Classic Tourbillon Teal
The new Laurent Ferrier Classic Tourbillon Teal, Série Atelier VII, ref. LCF001.P1.EVC1 features:
- A 41 x 12.5 mm platinum case
- A teal-coloured "Grand Feu" Enamel dial with 18k white gold 210Pd underplate
- Roman numerals finely outlined in bright white enamel and sky blue enamel for the fine decals of the minute track, the small seconds markers and the logo
- Assegai-shaped hours and minute hands and baton-shaped second hand in 18k white gold 210Pd
- Calibre LF619.01 with a modern looking horizontal satin finish combined with a ruthenium treatment
It is an ultra-limited edition of only 5 individually numbered pieces.
What do you think?
Best, Emmanuel
credit: @mr_traveltime (1-2) & Laurent Ferrier
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LF Classic Tourbillon Teal
The new Laurent Ferrier Classic Tourbillon Teal , Série Atelier VII, ref. LCF001.P1.EVC1 features: A 41 x 12.5 mm platinum case A teal-coloured "Grand Feu" Enamel dial with 18k white gold 210Pd underplate Roman numerals finely outlined in bright white ena...
I don’t respond to the modern aesthetic of the movement.
My favorite variant remains the one with a Clous de Paris dial. ...
Both you have shown here are the non-tourbiilon variants...
The tourbillon version has the dreaded "TOURBILLON DOUBLE SPIRAL" written across the dial. * pic from Monochrome Although I see one without the text, and with IV used instead of IIII. Both versions have the same reference apparently (LCF001.G1.E10). * pic...
Yes, well spotted!
I didn’t pay attention to the fact that the 1st one shown by Nico is a micro rotor, not a Tourbillon. But the Clous de Paris dial doesn’t bear the dreaded writing on the dial and it’s one more reason for me to like it!
Both are impressive and beautiful in their own right,
but the classic speaks more to me.
Did not know about the Clous de Paris dial...really nice.
...but still not a fan of the bulbous crown...It could be overlooked : )
Yes, it’s a wonderful dial (at least for me).
And I love the crown, personally. It was part of the reason why I acquired a Galet micro rotor and I would love to have it featured on a manual wind watch like this tourbillon…
Yes, but not my favorite variant.
The modern finishing of the movement, especially, doesn’t speak to me. Best, Emmanuel
I like it
But a bit more variety would be welcome, front and back, they really aren't all that different.
What I personally don't respond to is the modern finishing of the movement.
But I know it's just me. My favorite variant remains the Clous de Paris. Best, Emmanuel credit: hodinkee ...
Really like the stealthy approach to the tourbillon 👌🏻👍🏻
And the overall look and feel of the watch on pictures - could theoretically well imagine this 🙌🏻
I like this approach too.
But I prefer the traditional finishing on the movement. My fav variant remains the Clous de Paris. Best, Emmanuel ...
The counterpart of this thickness is the wonderful depth of the movement.
I personally find it worth it. Best, Emmanuel
It's nice and all, but...
someone on here responded to the teaser by hoping that they were about to release a smaller size Classic Origin, and I'd have been a lot more excited by that than this.
Yes, but I don't respond to the modern aesthetic of the movement finishing.
My fav variant remains the Clous de Paris one. ...
I guess my favorite would be if the CdP was in the teal color :))
I do love the teal color, and it would give the dial some more uniqueness, but I also understand that grey is the color of Paris xD....
Too big for a dress watch…
I don’t get the 41mm size. Should have been downsized to 37-38mm max.
I would have liked a smaller size too.
But I still find this Tourbillon to be one of the most attractive of the past 15-20 years. Best, Emmanuel
The modern looking finishing doesn’t speak to me but
I definitely understand the appeal. My fav variant remains the Clous de Paris one. Best, Emmanuel ...
It is very discreet but not omitted.
Look closer at the 4th photo. On the other hand, the Clous de Paris dial doesn’t bear the dreaded writing. It’s my fav variant. Best, Emmanuel ...
Yes. Saw it.
Your favourite version might be my favourite too... but these need to be seen IRL.
It’s a very beautiful piece and…
…as far as I am concerned I like it as it is. I like this enamel version better than the clous de Paris dial iteration. Because of the 41mm size it must have a nice presence on the wrist. I would have to see it IRL to be sure but I wonder if the white ena...
Gorgeous photos. I still have to see one in real life too...
The 41 mm case is probably a bit too big for my wrist, unfortunately. Cheers, Emmanuel