The three-link bracelet features similar satin-brushed finishings with brightly polished bevels on the central links.
Using different brushed finishings – circular on the bezel, vertical on the case middle – the matte case looks sportier and warmer than a polished case. Integrated crown guards protect the signature onion crown to ensure the 100m water resistance of the case. With its soft barrel-shaped case and cushion-shaped bezel, the watch emits a distinctive 1970s vibe and attenuates its dimensions with a clever play of convex and concave shapes and rounded edges. Sharing the same dimensions as the earlier steel versions, the 44mm case diameter and height of 13.40mm in red gold means the weight has increased to 310gr. The curvaceous lines of the Grand Sport Tourbillon were inspired by the sleek contours of a race car, and its power is derived from a high-performance engine, the LF619.01 tourbillon calibre with a double balance spring.Ĭoinciding with the brand’s 12 th anniversary, the Grand Sport Tourbillon with integrated bracelet appears in a solid 5N red gold suit. Released in 2019, the Grand Sport Tourbillon was inspired by the two founders’ (Laurent Ferrier and François Servanin) mutual passion for car racing. Today, the watch is catapulted into the realm of the ultra-luxury sports watch, dressed from head to toe in seductive matte 5N red gold with a delectable graduated chocolate-coloured dial.
Powered by a high-end, hand-finished tourbillon movement, the Grand Sport Tourbillon made its debut in steel with an integrated rubber strap, followed by a model with an integrated steel bracelet. When the maestro turned his hand to the luxury sports watch genre, he reverted his gaze to the 1970s when his passion for motorsports was at an all-time high and combined the smooth, elegant, flowing lines that characterise his work to create the Grand Sport. With a knack for creating sensually shaped, understated, beautifully designed watches and movements, it’s hard to find somebody who doesn’t like Laurent Ferrier’s watches.
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