kkwn98
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Not to be contrarian for the sake of it, but having looked at both closely, I think I prefer the blue dial. I would, of course, be extremely happy to have either one of these masterpieces!
I find the sunburst guilloche pattern to be extremely elegant and no doubt will gleam and present a different look depending on how the light hits the dial.
I like the grained silver dial a lot as well, but because of the silver hands and markers, I find the dial to be a bit muted and almost a tad bare. Clearly it's not, but it's the first impression I get when looking at it.
Of course, thanks again for the beautiful pictures of this amazing watch!
Regards, kkwn98
Jaeger Lecoultre Master Grande Tradition Minute Repeater Perpetual. Guilloché Blue Enamel or Grained White?
I reviewed this important watch last month. Here is the link for those who want to re read it: www.watchprosite.com Even though I couldn't see the white grained dial in the reality during my last visit at the Manufacture, I prefer it to the Guillo...
I really love all of JLC's sand-grain dials...
however, I would have liked to see blue hands for the subdials, just to make this "pop a little more....maybe even blue day/date/month, too. I'd like to see some mock-ups of those. -Dean
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Not to be contrarian for the sake of it, but having looked at both closely, I think I prefer the blue dial. I would, of course, be extremely happy to have either one of these masterpieces! I find the sunburst guilloche pattern to be extremely elegant and ...
Late to the party...
The blue dial for me. I am not convinced of the moon-phase display of the silver/white dial which IMHO looks a little ... clumsy. At least at the pics the moon display of the blue dial looks more subtle to me. Best, Thomas
