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Jaeger-LeCoultre: The Grande GMT at Lake Como

Off for a weekend in Italy. 2nd timezone on Korean time as my son currently lives in Seoul. Claus
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By: cfn
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WristScan: I’ll play. Three JLC chronographs that do their job in non_standard ways

A testament to JLC’s ingenuity The Amvox2 where the chrono pushers are replaced by pressing the crystal, the Extreme Lab 2 with its digital minute counter and the Reverso Chronographe Retrograde from the late 90s with its 30 min retrograde counter. Claus
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By: cfn
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Jaeger-LeCoultre: I could imagine that they will need a donor. Never seen anything like it.

I have a well-worn strap that can act as a donor, also for the cut/sizing of the strap. Now it’s just about where to start, eg. with which company.
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Jaeger-LeCoultre: Did any of you find alternative/replacement straps for the Extreme Lab 2?

I have bought a back-up croco strap for my EL2 through the JLC website. Really nice process and a fair price for the very special strap. I also have the original rubber strap. Has anyone found an alternative strap for this watch. I realize that it probably has to be made by special order given how i
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By: cfn
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A. Lange & Söhne: The 1815 Thin seen from the back

For once, I want to share a few pictures of the movement side of the 1815 Thin. This version is decorated sifferently from the regular 1815s and this thin movement also gives us access to the ratchet wheel, which in the normal 1815 movement is covered by the 3/4 plate. And on top,of that, we should
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By: cfn
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