Jaeger-LeCoultre

This JLC Chrono was produced in the 1990's very thin, and very quartz. At 34mm she wears a lot bigger. Simple round button chronograph, registers, tachometer, date and a stainless steel can't be an more basic than that. The dial sports a nice matte silver...  

You can clearly see where the new Master Chronograph got its looks from… J Thanks for sharing. Best Blomman...  

The whole Master Control series all seem to have the same design pedigree which is (to use the undesirable D word) in their DNA. But I guess that is what make one brand's watches recognizable in such a crowded market. Here is another JLC with the same sig...  

Cal 630 introduced in 1987 (size 24x3,7 mm) Kyros, Heraion and Odysseus range.

Very nice! Best Blomman

And it is a pity, because it looks very nice and interesting! The funny thing is that when you compare it to the new Master Chrono, there are several similarities, and among them, the location of the Date, and, of course, the overall look. Thanks for shar... 

I had not paid close attention to the similarities. I will have to take a closer look and see who the date wheel position plays out in other JLC designs. If anyone has any pictures handy.. Please feel free to add them. Thanks Bill

Chronos... I found one with box and papers from 1967, with no date, but looking close. Will try to ask my friend to let me take some pics of his beauty, or better, will try to guy it. Best, my friend. Nicolas

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Wear it in the best of health. N

Even being a QZ. Vte

Can't wait for the new Chrono to hit the shops; have to see that one in the flesh. This one; I haven't seen it before and it looks suberb. Is that a blue tachy? Damn that looks great! Best, Starman

Enjoy! -- Richard.

Cal 630 introduced in 1987 (size 24x3,7 mm) Kyros, Heraion and Odysseus range.

The size is quite interesting. I wonder how many models used this caliber - CAL 630. Bill

looks similar the cal.631, introduced in the same year. The 630 has 233 parts, the 631 222.