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Help with ww.tc titanium decision

 

Dear forum members.

I may be about to enter the world of GP with my first aquasition of a WW.TC Titanium ( Red /Blue hour rind, arrow hands).

I am being offered a straight swap for my JLC MC geographic, I know I am bound to get a slightly biased opinion on this GP forum but what do you guys think?

I would be interested to hear your views on the wwtc and any experiences you have had with it.

And of course any wrist shots or shots of it on other straps would be very much appreciated.

Thanks for your time. James
p.s.below is a pic of my JLC for those not familiar with the model.

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Hi James, ww.tc titanium is a good watch

 
By: ling5hk : June 24th, 2009-15:05
I own one (different colour dial) for many years, no problem in terms of its running and accuracy. The size is just nice (subjectively)- about 42mm. The watch is light - titanium. You don't find a world time with chronograph and date that often. My only c... 

Thanks Ling...

 
By: Jubbaa : June 29th, 2009-05:01
I think the thing to do is try the GP on when I have my JLC with me, side by side...but I am worried that there wont be much in it.lol

It will indeed be lighter. But...

 
By: BABKA : July 20th, 2009-22:19
you really should get a feel for it side by side. The GP will be slightly bigger and to me thats a big deciding factor. By the way, what material strap is on your JLC?