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SKU: LCF025.R5.G1G
ÉCOLE ANNUAL CALENDAR OPALINE WHITE
The Laurent Ferrier École Annual Calendar luxury watch. A Swiss made haute horlogerie wristwatch by Laurent Ferrier, presented in a round 40mm case of red gold, on an alligator leather strap with pin buckle or Folding Clasp. White opaline dial featuring day and month windows, with pointer date, applied indices and polished white gold Assegai hour and minute hands, with small seconds subdial. Sapphire exhibition caseback revealing in-house hand-wound Calibre LF 126.01 movement with minimum 80 hours of power reserve and 3Hz frequency (21’600 vib/h), featuring free sprung balance and Côtes de Genève decorated bridges, with black rhodium finish and hand polished angles.
Review
A GPHG award-winning wristwatch which features one of watchmaking’s most elegant and practical complications, the École Annual Calendar Opaline Blue by Laurent Ferrier is a beautiful triple date timepiece, housed within a classic ellipsoidal shaped case and equipped with a superb, fully in-house manufactured manual winding haute horlogerie movement.
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