Laurent Ferrier introduces the Grand Sport Tourbillon Iceberg, a new iteration of its integrated sports watch featuring a grade 5 titanium case and a distinctive opaline white dial with subtle blue nuances. This model replaces the discontinued salmon dial version and maintains the collection's focus on refined aesthetics and horological complexity, including an in-house tourbillon movement visible only from the caseback.
- Grade 5 titanium case
- 100m water resistance
- Power reserve: 80 hours
- Price: CHF 175,000 (before taxes)
The Grand Sport Tourbillon was first introduced in 2019, with the brand's founder, Laurent Ferrier, having a background in motorsport, including racing at Le Mans.
Despite its 44mm diameter, the titanium construction and case design make the watch feel more like a 41/42mm model on the wrist, weighing 118 grams.
The case design features soft surfaces and curves with a barrel-shaped case and cushion-shaped bezel, evoking a 1970s aesthetic, complemented by an onion-style screw-down crown.
The opaline white dial offers subtle blue reflections and a snow-like effect, with white gold hour markers and Assegai-shaped hands treated with ruthenium for contrast and filled with white Super-LumiNova.
The in-house calibre LF619.01, which debuted in the brand's first watch, features a one-minute tourbillon with two balance springs mounted in opposition and a variable-inertia balance wheel for precision.
The movement's decoration includes horizontal satin-brushing, polished chamfers with 30 hand-finished internal angles, and a hand-decorated tourbillon cage bridge.
The integrated titanium bracelet features satin-brushed links with mirror-polished bevels, though it lacks a micro-adjustment system on the clasp.