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Gone but not forgotten: Jaeger Lecoultre Amvox I Titanium.
Gone two years ago, to a good friend, but not forgotten.
I liked the ruthenium dial a lot, as well as the feeling of the titanium case.
The dial color changed with the light, from grey to brownish... That was quite funny.
I would have probably kept it if I could complete the Amvox collection with the " 3 "... But I had other targets, and well, it is life...
Still dear to my heart.
Best,
Nicolas
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Gone but not forgotten: Jaeger Lecoultre Amvox I Titanium.
Gone two years ago, to a good friend, but not forgotten. I liked the ruthenium dial a lot, as well as the feeling of the titanium case. The dial color changed with the light, from grey to brownish... That was quite funny. I would have probably kept it if ...
Always on my almost list. Came close many times but titanium kept me away.
Love the colors and complication though.. Wonderful pics my friend, Alex
I know my friend. But when it does scratch, the difference of surfaces’ color/shine make it less appealing - to me that is of course
Especially so at the sharp edges. SS, platinum etc seem to scratch more homogeneously imo. All the very best my friend, Alex
