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Picture of the Day: My Trio of vintage JLC Chronometers: Geophysic, Geomatic and Cal 906.
Ok, ok ,there is one which is missing, the Mark 11, on this picture:
I should have written " Civilian Chronometers ". But in this case, I still miss the Lecoultre Master Mariner one from 1958, and its P 476 / 3 movement:
Anyway, I am quite happy with this trio. And I don't desperate to find the Master Mariner, one day, even if it will break my no colored gold rule...
Best,
Nicolas
Picture of the Day: My Trio of vintage JLC Chronometers: Geophysic, Geomatic and Cal 906.
Ok, ok ,there is one which is missing, the Mark 11, on this picture: I should have written " Civilian Chronometers ". But in this case, I still miss the Lecoultre Master Mariner one from 1958, and its P 476 / 3 movement: Anyway, I am quite happy with this...
I like Caliber 906 the most....
...in any event nice collection of JLC watches. Congratulations. Best Edward
Thanks, Edward. It takes some serious time to dig this topic and to build a collection around this theme.
I would also like to find a nice steel Geomatic... Best, Nicolas
The one in the middle with the bracelet
you need to show me in real next time. I will bring my 1st Gen Laureato to put them side-by-side (still hoping to have that one back from a service in time!) CC
Lovely Trio
This geomatic reminds me of geophysic true second, great job for jlc to create geophysic TS, anyway thanks for sharing... Ronald
What a nice Trio !.. Class, avantgarde & elegance - Geophysic, Chrono ( forgot Ref) & noble Geomatic.. Guess, everybody would be veeery happy with this Threesome !.. Fab pics, needless to say as well !.. Cheers & Best, hs :)))
PS: And that last Le Coultre Chronometer is a true treasure, it appears !
your geophysic looks beautiful !
any more shots? Seeing such a nice example makes you wonder why going for a new one! All the best, Etienne
Yes, in the real, it is very interesting, especially for the dimensions.
Many people are interested in the proportions of the Geophysic. 35 mm seem to be problematic for many of them. Which is curious... Best, Nicolas
