The Classic Traveller Globe Night Blue
While visiting Laurent Ferrier last February, I also tried on the Classic Traveller Globe Night Blue , ref. LCF012.G1.NGE10. The white gold case measures 41 x 12.64 mm. The center miniature painting of the continents cloaked in opaque blue enamel and elev...
"But how do you personally feel about this timepiece?," you asked.
Well, as a friend, if I'm to be completely and thoroughly honest, it would look sooooooo much better.... . . . . . . . . ...on my wrist. Will DM you my shipping info, and no need to thank me for helping you. This is what good friends do for one another. 😎...
The earlier versions where much more striking.
This one is very subtle, maybe too subtle? To be honest I have not really formed an opinion even though I have seen it in person. Windows I am less bothered about, I think that even though it lacks the purity of the early pieces, the traveler makes sense ...
I agree with you that this line makes complete sense.
It just doesn't sing to me as much as the classic micro-rotor and, even more, the classic tourbillon. Matter of purely personal taste. Best, Emmanuel
The left window is a second timezone and...
...not a date. It slowly turns to reflect the time. It's great in person.
Of course it is: I have stated it clearly in the post.
And I fully respect your feelings about these two apertures. I just don't feel the same way personally. I own a Classic Micr-rotor and love it, and the Classic Tourbillon is a grail for me, but I don't warm up to the Traveller. A matter of personal taste ...