
Amanico initiates a thought-provoking discussion comparing the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Extreme Lab One and Two, highlighting their distinct approaches to innovation. He challenges the perception that the 'Two' is more technical, revealing the 'One' as the true 'zero oil' pioneer. This post invites the community to imagine a potential 'Extreme Lab Three,' focusing on desired complications and technological advancements.

Dreams about Lab 3? Just a slightly smaller case with 42 mm at maximum and less than $35,000 MRSP... :‘D
As for the ExtremeLab3 I would like to see a new "zero oil" watch with countdown digital display chronograph alarm diver. Best, Yannis
... the same as in Lab 2.
For me, a watch has to be 37-42 mm in diameter, if not I give a fuck about it's beauty and rant all the time.
In this matter I'm very conservative.
At least that is the idea and that is what the JLC marketing want us to believe. F1 champion Jenson Button wearing an Extreme LAB 1 Stephane Schaffte wearing an extreme LAB 1 on mount Antoine LeCoultre. Logically, if JLC were to make an Extreme LAB 3, it should also be designed for another type of harsh environment. What comes to mind is a super dive watch, with crazy depth rating and a mechanical depth gauge that can be used for the entire depth range. It should have unusual complications for a
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