Jaeger-LeCoultre

I have just seen (on Revolution's website, so I assume no longer covered by media blackouts) a piece about a new Geophysic Universal Time model with a tourbillon. Nice...but...what is really getting me going is news of a new bracelet for the Geophysic lin... 

As always, Amanico, you and I have the same opinion of bracelets (and date windows.

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Nico, There are for me a few things about bracelets that - when well-designed - make them superlatively useful: 1. When you live in a hot and humid climate (as I do), leather straps don\'t do well...this explains the love for cloth and rubber straps in su... 

Hublot has devised their own version of the idea, and Cartier licensed it to sister brand IWC for their Aquatimer, and now Vacheron for this generation of the Overseas. I suspect a few others will come out with their take on it, in the not too distant fut... 

Several companies have done quick-change strap systems - JLC with women\'s Reversos, if I remember correctly; Boucheron did too. And of course Hublot on the Big Bangs, plus we haven\'t mentioned Panerai\'s system for straps (implemented only on a small nu... 

i suppose it is nice that the line is becoming more well rounded, but I sure hope they get back to more no nonsense conservative and highly versatile tool watch built to today's latest standard. The VC overseas has come out with some specs I would like to... 

For me it comes down to this: everything I see on the market that addresses the rather broad idea of a \'go anywhere, do anything\' watch - or could you call it something like \'a gentleman\'s tool watch\'? - has some element that doesn\'t quite satisfy m... 

...however, I don\'t think it will stop me owning one the true second one day. In my opinion, it is a real technical and interesting classic but modern watch. I am not sure if these are the right words to describe the line but I would say it represents th... 

Nico, don\'t hold out on us... As for the Geophysic being the Ingenieur - yes, that seems apropos. Possibly a better metaphor than a 007 watch... As I see it, the 007 chap is more an action man who turns into the perfect (well, not so perfect; he is alway... 

Indiana Jones? Slightly quirky scientist who spend as much time in a library as in the field? Rarely under water, sometimes with ladies Best, E

Although I have to say I would have figured Indiana Jones as wearing an old, beat-up Hamilton or Timex. Dunno why, though. Hmm, this bears more thought. Best E.