ROO with JLC movement

Thanks both of you for telling me the rubber clad is housing a JLC movement and it does flip my decision over to JLC! i've tried both on and EWC twice to reconfirm my comfort with this 46.3mm case. Both made a strong presence on my thin waist but i believe 'people get use to what they have.'

My hold back for EWC is that JLC has a thin history on sport / diving watches, unlike ROO of AP or Reverso of JLC, it's becoming a forgotten line some day in the future. (am I getting too emotional? but i just can't stop thing...if it has pass it's age with the flooding of 2nd offers.)

AP ROO vs JLC Master Compressor EWC

By: swjoseph : September 13th, 2009-22:57

Hi watch lovers...i'd like to move on from Panerai to other sport watch with in house movement. Currently i am torn by 2 choices: - - AP chrono, RO black dial or ROO - specificly rubber clad - JLC Master Compressor EWC I know it's my will to follow, but i...

Hello swjoseph!

By: DRMW : September 13th, 2009-23:14

Hello and welcome to the forums! Great choices with the AP and JLC! FYI, the AP ROO rubber clad currently is not an in-house movement, it's actually a JLC movement (2126(2226)/2840) with a DD module Do you like the black or white dial rubber clad? For mor...

Hi, Joseph

By: amanico : September 13th, 2009-23:48

Welcome here, firstly! A bit of diversification is not bad, as you will appreciate your Pannies and some other nice watches in the same time. The JLC EWC is bigger, and houses a very appealing combination of complications : The Date, the Chrono and the Wo...

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