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Laurent Ferrier Unveils the Classic Origin Beige

The Geneva-based independent brand revisits its Classic design with a new warm-toned interpretation in 5N red gold.
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© Laurent Ferrier

To celebrate its fifteenth anniversary, Laurent Ferrier presents the Classic Origin Beige, a refined evolution of a model that encapsulates the brand’s philosophy of restraint, purity, and timeless harmony. First introduced in 2020 to commemorate a decade of the brand's independent watchmaking, the Classic Origin returns in a new guise that embodies the balance between heritage and modernity.

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Classic Origin Beige

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The new version retains the emblematic 40mm “pebble-shaped” Classic case— one of Laurent Ferrier’s most recognizable designs— now crafted for the first time in 5N red gold. This warmly toned metal pairs elegantly with the beige opaline sector-style dial. The new hue makes for a magnificent backdrop for the red numerals along the minute track, the signature seconds display at 6 o’clock, and slender Assegai-shaped hands in 18k gold gliding serenely across the surface.

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LF116.01 

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LF116.01 

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Underneath the sapphire crystal case back beats the hand-wound LF116.01 caliber, a manufacture movement that demonstrates the brand’s unwavering commitment to traditional craftsmanship. Equipped with a screw balance and a Breguet overcoil hairspring, it delivers remarkable precision and consistency. The long-blade ratchet pawl, a signature of Laurent Ferrier’s movements, provides a crisp tactile feedback when winding, while the 80-hour power reserve ensures enduring performance. The bridges feature a black rhodium finish with sandblasted surfaces and hand-polished bevels, showcasing meticulous attention to detail.

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Classic Origin Beige

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Completing the aesthetic, the watch is paired with a mocha nubuck leather strap with a matching 5N red gold pin buckle. Pricing is marked at $49,500 without taxes.


To learn more, visit Laurent Ferrier, here.

Laurent Ferrier Gold Watches manufacture movement Dress Watches Hand-wound movement

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