The Classic Moon Silver, an annual calendar with moon phase, embodies classic elegance, particularly with its meticulously curated dial. The dial’s soft vertical satin finish creates a subtle and delicate play of light, giving a minimalist and pure feeling despite displaying a wide range of indications. Two bevelled windows display the day of the week and the month. At the centre of the small seconds sub dial at 6 o'clock is an enigmatic dark blue disc representing the moon phases. This Murano aventurine glass is first engraved to depict the moon and stars, with details hand-painted in white. These celestial bodies are then hand-filled with white Super-LumiNova, fixed at high temperature. After firing, touches of grey paint are added to create shadows and nuances forming the moon’s craters and the stars' textures. This moon phase disc is finally topped with a translucent petrol blue enamel element.

The term ‘Evergreen’ combines timeless character with the associations of the colour green: a shade deeply connected with nature, growth and renewal. Embodying these principles, the latest interpretations of the Micro-Rotor evoke this enduring elegance. The curve of the solid Classic red gold case reflects the pure, restrained LAURENT FERRIER style. It echoes the smooth pebble shape of the understated and sophisticated models of 19th century horological history, and particularly that of pocket watches. This unique timepiece harmoniously combine the traditional principles of watchmaking with the latest technical advances. Each is equipped with the FBN 229.01 calibre, a LAURENT FERRIER signature. This self-winding movement is equipped with a micro-rotor with natural escapement, a technical innovation that has been particularly well-received by enthusiasts. Characterised by a unidirectional ratchet-type micro-rotor, it boasts a three-day power reserve. 

For the two founders of LAURENT FERRIER, both of whom have driven many times in the 24 Hours of Le Mans, sunrise is the perfect time of day to be behind the wheel on the famous Sarthe circuit. The Grand Sport Tourbillon Pursuit is a tribute to this incredible experience, and to the passion that drives LAURENT FERRIER. As the rising sun, still hidden, tinted the sky with an orange-pink glow, both men have found themselves alone on the Mulsanne straight, the roar of a Porsche 935 their only co-driver. Once met by this rosy hue, any notion of victory or defeat, fatigue or ardour — even ambition for the final ranking — faded away. All that remained was immense joy, and the thrill of imagining that they were the sole privileged spectators of this extraordinary ballet of light.

This watch features a stunning salmon-pink dial that captures the breathtaking beauty of the sky at dawn. The architecture of the Grand Sport case in titanium evokes the elegant, timeless curves of racing cars. The double-balance-spring tourbillon of the LF619.01 calibre, visible through the sapphire crystal case back, is worthy of the most efficient motor engines.