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Thanks for the thoughts
After trying on the watches I have decided to go with the JLC Master Compressor Chrono (steel/leather). The World Chrono was too large for me and too trendy for what I was looking for. I am still potentially considering Panerai, but it seems that they re becoming overly popular. In addition from what the JLC boutique told me this weekend the JLC craftsmanship, and movement is amazing and actually used in many watches.
Any other thoughts, or different JLCs in the same price range I should consider please let me know.
Now it is just coming down to the negotiations.
J
Considering a new purchase - JLC v. Panerai
I am looking to get a new watch. Initially my first choice was a Panerai 212 1950 Flyback, however now I am considering a few other Panerai's including PAM 214, and others with an open back and black face. I am also liking two JLCs as well - Master Compre...
With 5 patents, I think the EWC is THE chrono to have...
I like the weight (not much of it) relative to its size, and the strap-change mechanism is child's play: no tools required. In the end, get what you like, but even with my 6-1/2" wrist, I find the EWC VERY wearable. -Dean
PAM214 is not my liking. I think always simple Panerais are the
best. Go for EWC. It's a fantastic watch. EWC with OEM black croco strap JLC MCD GMT with Blue Jeans strap Be creative. You can do strap changes for your JLC too....
Wow, JPSF
May we have more pics of this fabulous blue jeans strap??? That's the nicest I've ever seen for the MC Diving GMT! Best, and thanks in advance. Nicolas
Great strap...
Hey JPSF, Two great watches you have there. Please can we have more details on the blue jeans strap - that is super cool an looks great on the Diving GMT. Cheers David
No sapphire case back for any of the JLC Chronos you mentionned
Hi, Between a Pam 212 or 214, and a MC Chrono ( 41,5 mm ) or an EWC ( 46,3mm ), I'd would be tempted to opt for the JLCs, and more precisely on the EWC. The watch is big, but it is quite easily wearable, and comfortable on the wrist. Now, if your wrist is...
Nicolas said it all
The EWC is the way to go if it feels good on your wrist and you like the design as much if not better than the other watches. The EWC has so much going for it and at a relativley reasonable price (still expensive, but for what you get, it is a bargain). I...
Nicolas pretty much sums it up...
The EWC would be the way to go in terms of having all the modern innovations ,not to mention a great in-house movement.
Thanks for the thoughts
After trying on the watches I have decided to go with the JLC Master Compressor Chrono (steel/leather). The World Chrono was too large for me and too trendy for what I was looking for. I am still potentially considering Panerai, but it seems that they re ...
Happy for you!
Now, take your time, enjoy your new watch, and have a look on our posts. You will see many nice watches, which are not that pricey. For example, an Amvox I, or a Master Compressor Memovox, is another smart choice. Why? Which complication is characteristic...
Great watch JLC MW EWC
I was about to buy the MC EWC but did not because I got a great deal on a AD RO SS. I really liked the way the watch looks. So sporty with all those dials and hands and numbers. Its a large watch, really large @ 46.3mm. I dont know about you but I could p...