Jaeger-LeCoultre

I don’t post much these days, but this watch I will always associate with this forum and its longstanding champion, Nico, a/k/a Vlad. I fell in love with this watch when it was first released almost 20 years ago, in large part thanks to his pictures and p...  

. . . of the alphabet soup gang! ...  

Good to see you here. This place is as much yours as anyone else's, please stop by whenever you can! I do hope it will be more regular though I have always associated the Duometre in general with Nicolas. There are a handful of watches that make me think ... 

My humble yellow gold says hello: ...  

I’ve always liked the dial on yours!

Moreso than the platinum grainy dial variant. The dial touch of color really set it off. 👍 Always fun to see a fudroyant and big center seconds as well.

Congrats, and enjoy the beauty.

Huge congrats! Hope you're doing well!

Such a brilliant version. I did my own variation of this long walk, participating in the Dansh lauch of the Extreme Lab 2, yearning over it for 10 + years and then realizing the dream. Still smiling 5 or so years later. There’s a special feeling around th... 

Feel free to add yours in our Duometre Roll Call! www.watchprosite.com Best, mon ami. Super happy for you. Nicolas

Your pictures of this watch, Nicolas, when it was first released and for years after, contributed to my love for it, and I am so excited to have it on my wrist. Will definitely add it to the registry. PS I’m awaiting another very special JLC for Mrs. Cali... 

A hit and a keeper.

A fantastic piece that is beautiful to behold and intriguing to watch in action.

Nicolas, aka Mr. 21

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The longer journeys are often more satisfying. As an aside, your user name takes me back to the 2000s. I don’t associate it with here though. Were you active on p.com back then?

And those were great times to be a Paneristi. My fiance (now wife) gave me a PAM 27C as a wedding gift, still among my collection, of course. That led me to Panerisiti.com in/around 2000 or 2001. ...