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Congratulations. One of the few watches that still makes me dream!

My first JLC. Still love it. And I have it on the wrist right now. And by the way the first JLC transmitting the sound through the glass. A great sound on mine. It was regulated by Sylvain Golay in 2004 when I visited the manufacture for the first time, and it’s still nearly perfectly precise since.

Hi my friend, I unfortunately rarely have time to come here and today I pass by and find your post. I can say 15 years later that the only relief I have from having let the moderation of the JLC forum is that you’ve taken it (even if in my mind I’ve never really let it). I hope to see you again some

At the time the swan neck was optional. It was nearly possible to customize any model on order. I chose a swan neck, a brushed case, a déployant buckle, a high quality croco strap and a rectangular watch box, all different from regular models.

It should fit for anyone. Extraordinary, unique, and understated. I’ve little expectation to meet a head of state someday. If that had to happen I would probably have other worries. 😁 That’s already complicated enough for a date…. Cheers

Hi Nicolas, I would not change your list. I love your MMR. It is one of my, if not my favorite watch in your very little collection. I regret giving it back to you each time I had it on the wrist. Have a good Sunday

Size is perfect. And the watch is heavy. They didn’t save on gold.

I missed a Toric tourbillon right after I got this one three years ago. I dream of a pocket Parmigiani.

My beloved Ionica, perfect with a Spritz. Parmigiani’s current offering is tempting but the original models are above all imvho. Cheers Enter text

Hi my friends. I remember well our meeting in Paris Kevin. It was at the time of the Rugby World Cup. In 2007? It was a pleasure meeting you. I miss these old days. I’m happy to give hope to Art. Although I must admit getting this Omega didn’t stop me from desiring other watches, even if it calmed m