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Matt.wu seeks community advice on a synchronization issue with his new Jaeger-LeCoultre Master World Geographic, where the 24-hour ring appears to be off by an hour. This post highlights a common challenge for collectors with complex complications and demonstrates the value of forum expertise in troubleshooting watch functions before resorting to professional service.
The time is 12.30. So you are half way between 12 and 13, which is exactly what shows the red triangle. Best, Nicolas
Matt's watch on the second picture shows 5:17 on the small subdial (and on main time), but 16:17 on the time ring, so there is apparently a 1 hour sync problem between the 2 (subdial and ring), which is a factory setup default since the 2 should be aligned.
Matt, Did you tried to perform the initial sync, as was explained by an old post (Jaw)? Quote For a more balance aesthetic, the crown driving the city disc is placed at 2 o'clock instead of the 10 o'clock position. The watch need to be set only for the first time you use the watch, to synchronise the city marked by a red triangle at 6 o'clock to your residing city, with the the main time, the 24 hour ring time, the clock counter at 7 o'clock and the main hour and minute hands showing exactly the
Thanks for confirming for me. I didn't want to bring it to an AD only to have them laugh and show me how it works. I will take it in under warranty.
Hi guys, Just adjusting my world geo now, with the lower crown pusher in position B you can always adjust the 24hr dial independently of the main time, is this not how you would solve your problem ? Sorry if I've misunderstood your problem. KR George
Oh dear , yes just looked at your second picture again, there is an issue sorry I responded without checking . KR George
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