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Nicolas (amanico) revisits the Jaeger-LeCoultre Tribute to Geophysic from 2014, prompting a reflection on its enduring appeal and current ownership among collectors. His post highlights the Calibre 898/2's impressive accuracy and the watch's historical significance, inviting the community to share their experiences with this often-overlooked reference. This discussion provides valuable insights into the watch's place in modern collections and its potential as a versatile daily wearer.
I know you would prefer a manual wind, but the automatic movement is hidden. Maybe a manual would have been thinner? Nice shot, the gold one is never seen. Does anyone own one here? Best, E.
Especially the stainless steel version.
You also know that I recently said 2011-2014 were renaissance years for JLC. I still am searching for a 2012 US Edition Tribute to Reverso 1931. And call me a dreamer, but I still have not given up on you pitching my re-imagined Remarque steel black dial TTG 1958 with dauphine hands, thin arrowhead indices, etc on your next visit to Le Sentier. They only need to make a few, one for me, one for you, and a few others. I'm sure they have the needed few spare cases from the 2014 batch sitting idle i
I recently picked up the stainless steel model earlier this summer. It wears beautifully. I love the crosshairs and the sword hands. One of my favorite pieces for sure.
haven't got the chance to try it on. hopefully one day
…and will remain there unless the frenzy will hit it. In my view, clearly overlooked as a daily wearer and imo suited for all purposes, formal, casual, informal, sporty, etc. I have been following it since it came out. Few years ago almost bought one…don’t know what happened why I didn’t – perhaps timing wasn’t right. Just recently again looked at it and then decided to go a completely different route. However, even that route got derailed and brought me back to JLC maison and I ended up with a
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