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Interesting execution, an automatic that looks like a manual.
Thickness is possibly an issue, though.
Always thought the patented peripheral approach Bucherer took was something some brands should’ve tried to license.
Jaeger Lecoultre exclusive automatic movements: When Automatic is Beautiful.
Yes, I can't believe that one day, I would write this. When it comes to high end watches, I am, in principle, all for a manual winding movement. The exceptions are very rare. Here are two calibres which represent an excellent exception. The Cal 950 of the...
Interesting execution, an automatic that looks like a manual.
Thickness is possibly an issue, though. Always thought the patented peripheral approach Bucherer took was something some brands should’ve tried to license.
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Ps I with you a long way, I would hate to see my 1921 with a rotor, likewise I wouldn’t like my Harmony without a rotor
Automatic is nice when it looks like a manual :)
Technically, have you got some exploded view of these movements showing the rotor? Is the axis held on both sides by jewels? That would help with the longevity and balance of the watch. Best É.
Here is the cal 362 dial side, showing the very discrete rotor.
No pics of the Cal 950, still, but next time I go to the Manufacture, I will ask them to show me the movement. Best, Nicolas ...
So discreet that it’s actually non-existent,
I know JLC have made some excellent movements in their time, but this one must function via witchcraft, in the absence of its peripheral rotor.
Yes, you are right, I meant that the dial side shows the rotor through the openings of the dial, but here it is not present.
You can see it here: Sorry for not putting it well... ...
That 950 is just ,Wow !
Both from aesthetic and technical point . Thank you for sharing .
