That's exactly what I was thinking
when posting mine on WristScan this morning: LF isn't often spoken of here. Your Traveller is great looking. Here's mine (it's in rose gold, which I personally love, but I know white metals are often preferred here). And welcome to this site! Best, Emmanu...
Wonderfully balanced LF you haveā¦
Seeing is believing is what really applies to LF. Their level of craftsmanship and beauty is so convincing in the flesh. One problem might be that due to low production numbers thereās not so much of them around and as a small company LF isnāt present eno...
This silver dial version
is my favorite Classic Origin. Absolutely beautiful. Best, Emmanuel
I think there is plenty of LF love here
but as has been said, they are rare so not so many wrist shots.
This is exactly it I believe : a lot of love but not so many pieces hereā¦
Let me check my hard disk to find some pics of mineā¦ š Very cool Traveler btw ššš
As promised hereafter few pics of mine to complement the thread
I told you there is a lot of love for LF hereā¦ š ...
I didn't know you had the exact same Classic micro rotor with a slate dial!
Well, of course, you also have the Square and the enamel Tourbillon: what a collection! Thanks for sharing some photos of these great timepieces. Best, Emmanuel
So beautiful.
I love the LF Traveller. I love these white hands and white indicies too, superb legibility.
I just imagine that THE LF HIMSELF is reading this and Emmanuelās thread and your reply
particularly after the Sunday morning paper and decides to come up soon with a new iteration of the Traveler š