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The Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin Blue watch, featuring a blue gradient dial and titanium case, shown on a wrist.

Wristwatch · Hand-wound wristwatch

Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin Blue

The Laurent Ferrier Classic Origin Blue is a manual-winding wristwatch designed by the independent manufacturer Laurent Ferrier. The watch features a 40mm case constructed from grade 5 titanium, intended to balance material strength with light weight. The dial presents a blue gradient finish with aquamarine-colored hour markers and a subsidiary seconds dial at the bottom. Internally, the timepiece is powered by the manual-winding caliber LF 116.01. Decoration on this movement includes sandblasted black rhodium bridges, hand-polished bevels, finished gear trains, and countersunk mirror-polished screws. As per the provided information, no specific provenance, historical documentation, or secondary items are recorded for this object, and the auction description reports that the functional condition and service history are not specified.

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A front-facing view of the Laurent Ferrier Hommage II for Phillips in its presentation box.

Wristwatch · Hand-wound wristwatch

Laurent Ferrier Hommage II for Phillips

The Laurent Ferrier Hommage II for Phillips is a wristwatch developed through a multi-year collaboration between the independent watchmaker Laurent Ferrier and the auction house Phillips. The design is intended to exist outside of Laurent Ferrier's standard production lines, drawing inspiration from time-only sports watches from the mid-twentieth century while incorporating a modern aesthetic. The watch features a 39.5mm stainless steel case with a stepped construction, described by the source as having precise finishing. The dial is a luminous sector-style configuration with a redesigned brand logo and a subsidiary seconds indicator. Powering the watch is the manual-wind mechanical caliber LF 116.01, visible through a transparent case back. The assembly represents a combination of classic mid-century design elements with contemporary manufacturing standards, aimed at the market for elegant sports watches.

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Front view of the Laurent Ferrier Grand Sport Tourbillon in stainless steel with a blue dial.

Wristwatch · Tourbillon watch

Laurent Ferrier Grand Sport Tourbillon

The Laurent Ferrier Grand Sport Tourbillon is a wristwatch featuring a 44mm stainless steel case. It is recognized as the first sports watch with an integrated bracelet from the independent maker, produced in a limited edition of 12 examples. The watch is powered by the in-house caliber LF 619.01, which incorporates a tourbillon mechanism with a double balance spring. This movement has received chronometer certification from the Besançon observatory. The design aesthetic is characterized by a pebble-like case form combined with avant-garde angular lines. The dial is blue, featuring specialized indices and hands. The watch construction emphasizes an integrated steel bracelet. The model was designed to commemorate Laurent Ferrier's success at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Detailed service history and the current physical condition are not documented beyond the provided photographic record and specifications.

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Front view of the Laurent Ferrier Galet Traveller on a wrist.

Wristwatch · GMT & world-time watch

Laurent Ferrier Galet Traveller

This Laurent Ferrier Galet Traveller is a dual-time complication wristwatch, first introduced in 2013. The case is constructed from 5N red gold and houses a slate grey dial with an aperture for a 24-hour home time indicator at 9 o'clock, a date window at 3 o'clock, and a sub-seconds display at 6 o'clock. The watch features two push-pieces on the left side of the case, designed for the rapid adjustment of the local hour hand. The timepiece is powered by an automatic movement featuring a micro-rotor and a natural escapement with a double direct-impulse mechanism, identified as caliber LF 230.02. The movement is finished with 41 jewels and is adjusted to six positions, visible through a sapphire crystal display case back.

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