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Laurent Ferrier introduces the Grand Sport Tourbillon Iceberg, a new titanium interpretation that replaces the salmon-dialled Pursuit. Its opaline white dial has delicate blue nuances, paired with ruthenium-treated white-gold drop-shaped hour markers and Assegai-shaped hands. White Super-LumiNova illuminates the hands and markers, while a circularly snailed small-seconds register sits at six o’clock. The tourbillon remains concealed from the dial side, visible instead through the sapphire caseback.

The Grade 5 titanium case measures 44mm across and 13.4mm thick, combining a cushion-shaped bezel with a tonneau-shaped case middle. Satin-brushed surfaces alternate with polished edges, and an integrated three-link titanium bracelet closes with a folding clasp. The watch weighs 118 grams and offers 100 metres of water resistance. Inside, the manually wound LF619.01 calibre operates at 3Hz and provides an 80-hour power reserve. Its tourbillon incorporates two opposing balance springs designed to counteract lateral displacement of the balance staff, alongside a variable-inertia screw balance. Movement finishing includes ruthenium-treated, horizontally satin-brushed bridges and 30 hand-finished internal angles on the tourbillon cage bridge.

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The Grand Sport collection debuted in 2019, marking 40 years since Laurent Ferrier and François Servanin, alongside François Trisconi, finished third overall at the 1979 24 Hours of Le Mans. The new Iceberg carries reference LCF044.T1.C3GC1.

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