Classic Tourbillon
White Enamel Grand Feu

LCF001.02.R5.E10

180,000 CHF

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    Very first piece ever made by LAURENT FERRIER, it won the best men's watch at the 2010 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève in 2010 with a yellow gold case. Here, this Classic Tourbillon is adorned with a white‑coloured "Grand Feu" enamel dial and a red gold 5N Classic case. Each detail has been the object of meticulous care. Its case and dial are elegantly pared-down in an aesthetic tribute to 19th-century pocket watches. In endowing the Classic Tourbillon with such attributes, LAURENT FERRIER once again demonstrates its unconditional respect for classical fine watchmaking.

    DIAL

    Indications: Hours, minutes, small seconds at 6 o’clock
    Material: White-coloured "Grand Feu" Enamel, 18k white gold 210Pd underplate
    Hours markers: Roman numerals, slate grey painted
    Hours and minute hands: Assegai-shaped, 18k white gold 210Pd, ruthenium treated
    Second hand: Baton-shaped, 18k white gold 210Pd,  ruthenium treated

    CASE

    Material: 18k red gold 5N 
    Diameter: 41 mm
    Thickness: 12.50 mm
    Water resistance: 
    30 m - 3 ATM

    MOVEMENT

    Features: 
    . Calibre LF619.01
    . Tourbillon, opposite double balance spring
    . Double balance springs “Geneva”
    . “Swiss” pallet escapement
    . Balance at variable geometry, with screw
    . Tourbillon frame carrier in periphery
    Diameter: 14’’’ = 31.60 mm
    Thickness: 5.57 mm
    Number of components: 188
    Number of jewels: 23
    Frequency: 21,600 vph (3Hz)
    Power reserve: 80 hours 

    STRAP

    Material: Brown leather, Alcantara lining
    Buckle/Clasp: Pin buckle or folding clasp in 18k red gold 5N

    CARE

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    Calibre LF619.01

    The Tourbillon collection is driven by the exclusive in-house movement developed, assembled and adjusted by Laurent Ferrier and which forged his reputation as an exceptional watchmaker. This calibre features a tourbillon device based on the principle introduced by Abraham-Louis Breguet in 1801, and complemented for the first time by a double hairspring. The major advantage of this construction is its ability to keep the balance centred on its axis, while compensating for the effects of gravity and thereby guaranteeing the extreme reliability of the rating system.

    Manual winding

    Tourbillon double hairspring

    80-hour power reserve

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