Goh
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Gone but not forgotten...
I have possession of this beautiful Master Tourbillon for about two months.
I was fascinated by Tourbillon and wanted to get one of these when JLC first launched them in 2006.
But I never took the plunge until a friend wanted to let go of his.
I then picked up a steel bracelet for it and it really changes the look of this piece - being sportier and casual now, can even be worn as an everyday watch.
However I just couldn't get over its size after wearing it continuously for about 2 weeks, which is a real shame as it is a very interesting piece. I would've probably keep it if it comes in that awesome black dial of the platinum version. All in all, it is a very nice Tourbillon with dual time function at a very attractive price point.
Goh

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Gone but not forgotten...
By: Goh : September 6th, 2010-06:21
I have possession of this beautiful Master Tourbillon for about two months. I was fascinated by Tourbillon and wanted to get one of these when JLC first launched them in 2006. But I never took the plunge until a friend wanted to let go of his. I then pick...
That is a shame, Goh
By: respo : September 6th, 2010-06:29
As it does seem, as you say, a very wearable, even everyday tourbillon. What do you mean about the size? Does ti seem to you too big or too small? Diameter or thickness? In any case, it is beautiful piece and nice that one can get a bracelet for it as wel...
Very interesting offer, from JLC.
By: amanico : September 6th, 2010-07:20
Affordable, well, for a Tourbillon, I mean, seriously built, and very accurate, as it is the one which won the last Chronometry contest! After, it is a question of ergonomy and taste, as you said, Goh. It may be a pain for you to let it go, but if it is t...
Yes, I read with interest...
By: Goh : September 6th, 2010-07:46
on your write up of the new Master Date Tourbillon. I did not response then because I was still looking for a buyer for the Tourbillon. I like that the JLC logo is centered on the new Tourbillon, it looks very elegant too. I just hope that JLC offers it i...
It's a wonderful watch
By: Dr Bill : September 6th, 2010-17:21
I have a 7.5" wrist and this was at the upper limit of what I like for size. It was a great everyday watch, however the lack of contrast between the hands and the dial made it hard to read in some lighting conditions. And I really do not like the 'pointer...
Better to Have Loved...
By: Tim_M : September 6th, 2010-20:57
Hi, That's a gorgeous piece,and one of my personal dream watches, so I congratulate you on having worn and enjoyed it for a time. Thanks for posting the photos; I enjoyed the strap vs. bracelet juxtaposition. Alas, dreams are very personal things, and it'...