Jaeger-LeCoultre

Long time no see. Hard to beat, in my opinion. Best, Nicolas

The heft of the PT case is impressive. ... as is the horological content ! Hot weather is forecasted for the next days so put it on a rubber strap in order to protect my usual leather straps from sweat. Best, Gerard

Long time I didn't post some photos of this watch, here. It will be part of my October rotation, and maybe for a longer time. No wonder why it is one of my favorite, if not my absolute favorite Jaeger Lecoultre watch. Best, Nicolas

This is a picture of a Geophysic 1958 with the caseback off. Do you see that black perforated ring between the movement and the case? What is it? I'd think "it's just a spacer ring filling the difference in size between the movement and case" but I've nev

Some extra pics I didn't publish, yet. If you exclude the Tribute to Polaris and the Deep Sea Alarm, this is my favorite modern Jaeger Lecoultre. Especially with ( or because of ) its black dateless dial. And for this superb view on the manual winding mov

An original 1967 Polaris - always a treat to strap on And yes, it has its dents and scratches, matching its ownerm Claus

Spent a few days in the Danish countryside pushing the Extreme Lab 2 (not very close) to its limits. Claus

Not ready for summer to end and to get back to work I hit up the Precision Pioneer exhibit at the NYC JLC boutique today. I hadn't been to the boutique in a while but they expanded into the old Vacheron space and it really is a pretty dramatic upgrade. Th