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Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic True Second Blue Dial

amanico · 2023-01-23T12:45:28Z

Explore the Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic True Second Blue. Amanico's review highlights its unique design and movement. Discover why this JLC reference captivated collectors.

By amanico · Jan 23, 2023 · 20 replies

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Nicolas (amanico) shares his initial skepticism and ultimate admiration for the Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic True Second Blue, a timepiece that truly captivated him upon seeing it in person. His post highlights the watch's aesthetic appeal and the surprising beauty of its automatic movement, offering a personal perspective on a distinctive JLC reference.

For the pleasure of the eyes, a nice official photo, for once...

I was not totally convinced, at the moment of the first photos, till I saw it in the flesh.

And for once, a nice looking automatic movement.

Best,

Nicolas

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The Geophysic True Second's case and caliber, both relatively new developments for JLC at the time, were discontinued, suggesting a shorter production run compared to other lines like the Master Control.
Despite its eventual discontinuation, the Geophysic True Second Blue was a desirable watch for some collectors, who actively sought it out but found its market price to be a barrier.

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ifraher

Jan 23, 2023

Until the recent Polaris perpetual, I searched for one but the price was never right for me, great watch.

Sebi

Mar 3, 2023

that they just gave up on that case and that caliber, both were brand new and just felt young, younger than the recent Master Control revamp.

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