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For JLC, it's not a matter of ability...
but of doing something "different." When fans asked for a classic monopusher chronograph, voila! out came the Duometer a Chronographe. So, we'll have to see something creatively different for them to push that envelope.
-Dean
Does JLC have any split seconds chronograph movement?
Not aware of any from my recollection. Any reason why JLC with its own in-house capability does not have its own movement for split seconds chronograph? Would appreciate your thoughts on this.
Indeed.
JLC is perfectly capable of making a split second movement and therefore an astonishing overall watch, so why don't they?
My patient is due to expire by mid 2020.
Hoping we will see something at W&W next year.
Duometres are coming in 2020!
I’ve read to keep a look out for Duometres in 2020, so it will be interesting to see what complication(s).
So what will the next Duometre be? ;)
On a serious note, what complication I wonder will come next in the Duometre?
Yeah, but with this one...
I want to see JLC go crazy to impress and big R&D. Not in my budget!
For JLC, it's not a matter of ability...
but of doing something "different." When fans asked for a classic monopusher chronograph, voila! out came the Duometer a Chronographe. So, we'll have to see something creatively different for them to push that envelope. -Dean
Sadly, the Amvox line is no more...
But wouldn't an Amvox flyback or split seconds have been cool! Kent
Conceptually, I agree...
But the appeal, in part, of the Amvox for me was that it was relatively affordable. The Duometre not so much!