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The 8 Days Perpetual is a watch I always liked. Since its introduction in 2003, in platinum, plain dial called " Antoine Lecoultre " , we had several versions. And among them, a superb skeleton, in 2007, available in platinum, first, then in rose gold, one year later ( Jubilée collection for the ros
but I love the reverse of the steel piece from 2007 or was it the 2011 version ?
I got over excited 😮
I've always been drawn to the Green, though the Antoine Lecoultre and original skeleton versions are right there, too. Thanks again. M4
Those early skeletons do seem like legibility might be an issue and you seem to confirm this in your text. But I think I agree that the most recent skeletons are somewhat ornate or fancy and therefore less wearable. What diameter are these watches? Was that kept constant through the years? Thanks for sharing.
... The skeleton, per se. Of course, when it comes to JLC, all bets are off. The skeletonized Master 8-day Perpetual Calendar is a marvel. I think I recognize that non-skeletonized piece - Scott
I think the peripheral enamel is adding a contrast that makes a better legibility....since green is rather less common, I would prefer that version...
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