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Hi Nico,
Thanks for the photo of a lovely duometre.
I was trying to find in the archives, but no luck - did you ever have a summary post of all of the different variations of the duometre of the years?
With the sneak pictures of the new RG/grey version coming out, the 40/42mm choices in certain versions, I have become lost! Lost in a good way of course (who can't resist to Google search endless images of the duometre!), some limited to 200 pieces I believe (e.g. black dial WG QL 40mm).
Thanks in advance!
For myself personally, the UTT hasn't been able to seduce me like the chronograph and the lunaire. I must state though, I have yet to see it in the flesh, so my comment isn't a fair one.
If I had to choose, I think the original platinum chronograph (40mm I believe, silver brushed dial), and the black dial QL (followed very closely by the Enamel QL).
Thanks, Imran
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Spotted in Hong Kong: Jaeger Lecoultre Duometre UTT Chiseled dial.
Ok, my heart is already taken by and with the Duometre UTT Paris Boutique Edition, but a Duometre is a Duometre, and the chiseled dial of this one is certainly something to admire. We have seen some big monsters, during these nights spent in Hong Kong, an...
MY GRAIL!!!
Thats one watch i really love.... Ralph [Email address suppressed for privacy]
Welcome here, Ralph. I can understand your weakness for that one.
In fact, the Paris Boutique Edition is very high in my wish list. First I will lock the A Chronographe in white gold, then, if I am lucky enough, that one. Looking forward to reading more from you, Best, Nicolas
Hi Nico,
Thanks for the photo of a lovely duometre. I was trying to find in the archives, but no luck - did you ever have a summary post of all of the different variations of the duometre of the years? With the sneak pictures of the new RG/grey version coming out,...
Hi Imran, you are not alone to have lost track in the different Duometres unveiled through the past 10 ( ! ) years.
The original A Chronographe is 42 mm big. For some horological reasons, this is my favorite: First " Duometre " movement, totally integrated, chronograph, new case, new dial. A totally new thing, offer, masterpiece. The UTT is for me a close second, and t...
This dial effect makes me think to the one of the Lange Zeitwerk Handwerkskunst even if, I suppose, the method used to make them are different
Credit FX True art timepiece and nice shot. Best wishes Alkiro ...
Yes this is the one!
For me it crosses into the territory of a WT, but stays unique because of it's construction. Even now, the picture makes me dream of where I could go! Sincerely and Respectfully Joseph
I think I would take the Paris Boutique Edition to be honest
As a matter of fact, I would take it over any current version of the Duometre. I feel this version is unique in its own way, and one I can actually see myself wearing on my travels. Another version I would love to see is a alarm, but I guess I have to wai...
Certainly one of the coolest travel watches out there :)
Really like the UTT - so nicely executed!
Aahh, one of the superb UTTs.. Since I saw it @ LGM & tried it on.. Great appeal & pleasure
.. Funny, since I saw this one and the RG cousin, these UTTs really are growing in me ! Was pretty impressed about the delicacy of the chiseling, generating a cool, but still pleasung appearance, giving it a "modern" flair.. Guess, one either loves the ch...
The UTT is worth some serious consideration, that's for sure.
I learned to appreciate it with time passing, and it was, the PBE, my companion during my US trip in 2013. The kind of watch you give back to its owner with some serious pain. Best, my friend. Nicolas
That is such a cool Duometre.
Something about that globe makes me day dream about the world and other countries etc. And that\'s a very nice feature. But this one has been on my mind since leaving my wrist... Much less poetic than the UTT with chiseled dial, but in it\'s cool pt appea...