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Reviving a Lost Art: The Craftsmanship behind our 'Assegai' Hands
DescriptionDiscover the story behind the defining aesthetic signature of the Laurent Ferrier workshops: the Assegai hands. Named after the slender African spear, these hands are designed with subtly balanced curves to capture light with remarkable intensity. But achieving their three-dimensional, vintage-inspired depth required More
Discover the story behind the defining aesthetic signature of the Laurent Ferrier workshops: the Assegai hands.
Named after the slender African spear, these hands are designed with subtly balanced curves to capture light with remarkable intensity. But achieving their three-dimensional, vintage-inspired depth required us to do something seemingly impossible: resurrect a manufacturing technique that had virtually disappeared from modern watchmaking.
In this video, we explore how a relationship of trust with Fiedler SA—and the dedication of a master machinist—allowed us to revive this traditional craftsmanship during the 2009 financial crisis. From their 18-carat gold foundation to their painted or ruthenium-coated finishes, see how the Assegai hands embody our pursuit of understated elegance.
Read the full story on our blog: https://laurentferrier.ch/blogs/news/assegai
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