amanico
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For the Jaeger Lecoultre Amvox 5 lovers...
Two pictures of two different versions:
The Racing:
The Racing Paris Boutique Edition:
And the two, side by side:
I never warmed with this " 5 ", because of the pushers... The " 2 " didn't have pushers, so I expected the same on the " 5 ".
But the " 5 " has an extra complication, and not an uninteresting one... The World Time!
What do you think?
Best,
Nicolas
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For the Jaeger Lecoultre Amvox 5 lovers...
Two pictures of two different versions: The Racing: The Racing Paris Boutique Edition: And the two, side by side: I never warmed with this " 5 ", because of the pushers... The " 2 " didn't have pushers, so I expected the same on the " 5 ". But the " 5 " h...
Not so much ... Love the WT on it though ...
Much prefer the '2' ... Exciting to see where JLC will take us with this new technical line/watch ... Exciting. I wonder if they will have something to show us at SIHH next year?! Hope so.
As exciting as the news we received in 2007 ...
The revolutionary Extreme LAB undoubtedly ... what an exceptional achievement and unforgettable moment from JLC. It will be hard to match?
My ideal AMVOX...
would be an AMVOX2 with cermet case just like AMVOX5 , no pushers and the turquoise blue colors of the Paris Boutigue Edition. As for the " new"technical line.... a sweet torture till January... Best Yiannis
Funny, I would have loved to see an Amvox II with a world time. ;)
As for the sports line... Let's keep fingers crossed. Best, Nicolas
AmVox2 World Chrono
I concur! How awesome to see - in a 43 or 44mm case (no bigger), and the new Geophysic Vertical World Chrono? Or, the new Master VC Chrono Transponder (available for ANY car)? -Dean
Both w strong appeal but not without a bit of Macho charme.. ;) Which one
.. Is not that easy ! - Actually guess, I\'d prefer the Paris Boutique Edition.. +1 with you on the nifty idea of an Amvox-2 with a WT, also as this would do away with the pushers Cheers & Best, hs
I love my Amvox 5 ...
Despite of the fact that only the Amvox 1 have the "vox" (alarm) capability. Didn't knew that there are "color" Amvox 5 but I don't see then as my cup of tea. Cheers, Nilo ...
Did you notice 'Gaydon' associated to the GMT time zone?
It is of course the little village where Aston Martin has its headquarters. Nice ´clin d'oeil'! All the best, Etienne
The world time complication in combination with the chrono is very appealing
And the 'French Racing Blue' of the Paris addition even more so. I believe the diameter is also smaller than the Extreme World chrono, right? Very appealing piece IMHO - one I would like to own someday (but then there are soo many that qualify)
Somehow I am wary of larger sizes after the Chrono One
While \'only\' 42mm, it appears as large as my wrist will take And at 18,5cm it is not massive but also not reed thin, so not sure... Need to go try some larger watches and see
Depends on many factors, such as the shape of the case, the length of the lugs,
The case back and so on... A test is mandatory... Best, Nicolas
I know
But testing is always fraught with risk - as it is harder to resist taking the watch home if it fits