Square Micro‑Rotor
Silver

LCF013.R5.GR1

77,000 CHF

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    Intended to assert a bolder presence on the wrist than the Classic case, this cushion-shape Square case in solid red gold still reflects the pure, restrained LAURENT FERRIER style. The Square Micro-Rotor Silver with its silver-toned dial adorned with a vertical satin-brushed finish is punctuated by a small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock for a minimalist look. The finishes reflect the high standards of the finest watchmaking traditions to offer a perfect setting for the natural escapement.

    DIAL

    Indications: Hours, minutes & small seconds at 6 o’clock
    Finishing: Silver, vertical satin-brushed finish
    Indices: Drop-shaped, 18k red gold 5N
    Hour and minute hands: Assegai-shaped, 18k red gold 5N
    Second hand: Baton-shaped, 18k red gold 5N

    CASE

    Material: 18k red gold 5N
    Diameter: 41 mm
    Thickness: 11.10 mm
    Water resistance: 
    30 m - 3 ATM

    MOVEMENT

    Features:
    . Calibre FBN229.01
    . Automatic winding movement with pawl-fitted micro-rotor
    . Micro-rotor winding system fixed between the main plate and the micro-rotor bridge
    . Silicon escapement with double direct impulse on the balance
    . Silent block shock protection system for the micro-rotor
    Diameter: 14’’’ = 31.60 mm
    Thickness: 4.35 mm
    Number of components: 186
    Number of jewels: 35
    Frequency: 21,600 vph (3Hz)
    Power Reserve: 72 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 FBN229.01

    This automatic calibre features a natural escapement. It offers two exclusive characteristics: a micro-rotor pawl-fitted automatic winding system, assisted by an exclusive silicon double-direct impulse escapement fitted directly on the balance, inspired by the father of modern horology, Abraham-Louis Breguet. This modern construction, associated with the use of cutting-edge materials,
    maximises the restitution of energy.

    The exceptional finishes of the movement are crafted in the finest watchmaking traditions. In addition to a Côtes de Genève pattern on the bridges and the circular graining on the mainplate, the flanks are hand-drawn, the wheel spokes are bevelled, the screw heads are polished, and the interior angles of the balance-cock are hand crafted with a burin. The micro-rotor bridge is hand polished.

    Automatic winding

    Natural escapement

    72-hour power reserve

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