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Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic 1958 Singapore Event

By patrickmaniac · Jun 23, 2014 · 30 replies
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Great gtg last night and Big thanks to the JLC team in Singapore for organizing. The star of the evening, The Geophysic 1958. Nicely sized and suits my tiny wrist. In steel and gold In plat The past and present. A surprise. The enamel on this looks good. Problem with meeting Vlad.....his deadly arse

Great gtg last night and Big thanks to the JLC team in Singapore for organizing.

The star of the evening, The Geophysic 1958.

Nicely sized and suits my tiny wrist. smile

In steel and gold


In plat


The past and present.


A surprise. 

The enamel on this looks good.





Problem with meeting Vlad.....his deadly arsenal.




My iphone could not decide which to focus.




Many other beauties abound



cheers

PAt

About the Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic Ref. Geophysic1958

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic 1958 is a notable historical model, distinguished by its original design intent as a highly accurate chronometer. It was developed with a focus on precision and robustness, intended for scientific applications. This reference is recognized for its clean aesthetic and technical innovations of its era, setting it apart from other contemporary timepieces by the brand. Its design reflects a period when functional utility was paramount in watchmaking.

The watch features a case crafted from a specific metal, housing a mechanical movement known for its stability. The movement incorporates a specific caliber, designed to maintain accuracy under varying conditions. The crystal protecting the dial is of a particular type, contributing to the watch's overall durability. Its dimensions are consistent with watches of its period, offering a balanced presence on the wrist.

For collectors, the Geophysic 1958 holds significance as a representation of Jaeger-LeCoultre's technical capabilities in the mid-20th century. Its appeal lies in its historical context and the engineering principles applied during its creation. The model is appreciated for its understated design and the technical solutions implemented, which include features aimed at enhancing its performance.

Specifications

Caliber
K478B
Case
Stainless Steel
Diameter
35 mm
Dial
Silver
Water Resist.
50m
Crystal
Plexiglass
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RN
rnaden
Jun 23, 2014

Too bad I couldn't make it - only just got back from some travels this morning. Looks like a great time with some very nice tempting and enviable pieces. Thanks for sharing! Richard

JR
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Jun 23, 2014

Was great to catch you last night Patrick and the rest of the JLC friends. Thanks for sharing your pics here. I think you got most of the watches on display and some of ours too :) cheers robin

HS
hs111
Jun 23, 2014

Thanks for sharing ! Best, hs

SA
Sandgroper
Jun 24, 2014

Thank you Pat, the enamel on the Duometre doesn't look good! I looks beautiful:) Yes, Vlad is deadly, not only his arsenal;) Cheers Francois from just Down Under

AR
Ares501 - Mr Green
Jun 24, 2014

I would say The star of the evening was ...Nicolas :) Watches were just spice ;) Looking forward more pictures and impressions Sincerely yours Damjan

KO
Kong
Jun 24, 2014

PAt, and thanks for the pics. Kong

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