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Subexplorer celebrates a significant personal milestone by acquiring a Jaeger-LeCoultre World Time, a piece that had long been on his wish list. His post shares the joy of this horological self-present, highlighting the watch's captivating dial, world time complication, and the intriguing secondes mortes feature.
And enjoy your present you got yourself. Great choice! Cheers JML
Congrats on the wt she's a beauty
But I sincerely wish you find it out when you get there To many happy returns and may each added year bring joy, health, contentment, and a watch or three Will raise a glass to you as soon as I can!
I'm working on reading world timers, If I am reading it correctly it is almost 3:00 where you are and almost 5:00 in London, and the times aligned with the other cities would be the time in that particular city, correct??
Congrats on getting to the age your are, better than the alternative! I’m not quite where you are at yet but I did just receive my first Social Security check . The JLC WT is a wondeful watch and great looking, wear it in good health...JIm
... yes, it was ten minutes to three PM in my Country when I took these shots, and you have to read London time (or other places) viewing the sign * to the right of each County name. So in London it was ten minutes to 18 (6 PM). Athens 20 (8 PM), etc. My home town name do not exist but it corresponds to Rio de Janeiro/Brazil 15 (3 PM) Sometimes you have to make correction for Winter or Summer time when some Countries change them. Hope this explanation works! Cheers! Abel
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