Laurent Ferrier Galet Micro-Rotor LCF010.AC.E07G.1

Laurent Ferrier Ref. LCF010.AC.E07G.1 A limited edition stainless steel wristwatch with white grand feu enamel dial, Breguet numerals, small seconds, double direct-impulse escapement, warranty and presentation box, numbered 3 of a limited edition of 3 pieces made to commemorate the 110th anniversary of Japanese retailer Kamine

Manufacturer : Laurent Ferrier Year : Circa 2016 Reference No : LCF010.AC.E07G.1 Movement No : 357 Case No : No. 3/3 Model Name : Galet Micro-Rotor Material : Stainless steel Calibre : Automatic, cal. FBN 229.01, 35 jewels Bracelet/Strap : Crocodile Clasp/Buckle : Stainless steel Laurent Ferrier pin buckle Dimensions : 40mm diameter Signed : Case, dial, movement and buckle signed Accessories : Accompanied by Laurent Ferrier warranty stamped Kamine Torroad Store, Kobe and dated March 2016, Kamine certificate and maintenance card, instruction manual, wooden loupe, cloth, fitted leather presentation box and outer packagingThe present Galet Micro-Rotor was specially produced in a limited edition of 3 pieces to commemorate the 110th anniversary of Japanese retailer Kamine. Retaining the elegant curves, stepped bezel and onion crown on the stainless steel case, the white grand feu enamel dial inside is adorned by applied white gold Breguet numerals, and swept over by delicate white gold Breguet-style hands. As Laurent Ferrier’s creations are mostly cased in precious metals, the present Galet Micro-Rotor is a rarity blessed with a steel case and Breguet numerals. It strikes a pleasant lightness on the wrist that would most certainly charm the wearer. Offered in excellent overall condition, the present Galet Micro-Rotor is numbered 3 of a limited edition of only 3 pieces and is further accompanied by its original accessories, including a warranty stamped Kamine, Torroad Store, an esteemed retailer of jewellery and watches founded in 1906 and based in Kobe’s Motomachi district, near the historic area of Kyu-kyoryuchi (meaning "Former Foreign Settlement" in English), that has been running for more than a century, providing specialist knowledge to generations of Japanese watch collectors and connoisseurs.