amanico
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Jaeger Lecoultre Master Calendar Meteorite, 2015.
It's been a long time we didn't discuss this version of the Master Calendar, unveiled in 2015 with this meteorite dial, in steel or rose gold.
Here is the steel.
The combination of a meteorite dial with a moon phase is well done, in my opinion. This cosmic relation is very à propos.
At the point I would like to see the meteorite dial on a few other ( not too many, to not spoil the rare attraction of this material ) watches.
And you?
Best,
Nicolas
Jaeger Lecoultre Master Calendar Meteorite, 2015.
It's been a long time we didn't discuss this version of the Master Calendar, unveiled in 2015 with this meteorite dial, in steel or rose gold. Here is the steel. The combination of a meteorite dial with a moon phase is well done, in my opinion. This cosmi...
Interesting reminder of an eclectic piece.. that I have seen in metal already.. What I am still not quite sure, however..
.. is the legibility of the dial, which for me is a bit hampered by a sort of dial\'s grey "soup", in regard to focus on time reading & functionality; - the moonphase on the other hand excels with clear & nice contrasts. This blue sky + golden moon are be...
Only if it is 1 instead of 31 at top. I prefer the older generation for this matter.
Other than that, a very beautiful piece.
We never discussed much the hands without pins....
Have you ever asked the Manufacture how they secured them? I would LOVE to see this on more models - unless it's more delicate. -Dean
We don´t read time... we admire it!! Great phrase my friend Nicolas! I will adopt it with
... your kind permission! It is true... how many times we stare at our watches with the intention of reading the time, and we have to repeat the glance because we just kept admiring our watch in the first intent? I own several watches (my white dial Dayto...
