JLC - I really like it. Bucherer Paris has one a couple of month ago

A feast for the eyes: Jaeger Lecoultre Duomètre à Quantième Lunaire Enamel White Gold, 40, 5 mm.

By: amanico : November 14th, 2019-12:50

The perfect size for this version, in my opinion. The " small " case works very well, in terms of refinement, with the enamel dial. And what a dial! Number 2 in my wish list, just after another Duometre, the Unique Travel Time in white gold. Best, Nicolas...

Jaeger-LeCoultre

I really like it. Bucherer Paris has one a couple of month ago

A feast for the eyes: Jaeger Lecoultre Duomètre à Quantième Lunaire Enamel White Gold, 40, 5 mm.

For your viewing pleasure, Nico!

The controversial " diablotine "... I like it, though. [nt]

I love the Duometre line as well.

I can only agree...

Sigh!!!

;) [nt]

I really like it. Bucherer Paris has one a couple of month ago

That's a killer watch, especially in the real life. [nt]

What a dial!!!!!! [nt]

I share your admiration... [nt]

Love the foudroyante! [nt]

It is called " diablotine " which means little evil when it it just a second which doesn't stop running this way and when it is not a chronograph. [nt]

Interesting, I didn't know that! [nt]

I learned that when the watch was unveiled, too. [nt]

The dial is really superb.

Yes, I agree about the 42 mm case in general, as well, but here I would make a good exception because of the refined enamel dial. A smaller 40, 5 mm case is, in my opinion, a very good choice. [nt]

Gorgeous [nt]

It is, but as any other enamel watch, you need to see it in the real to appreciate the depth and warmth of its dial. [nt]

I’ve seen it

Same preferences here. Plain dial for me, no open dial, when it comes to the Duometre! [nt]

It may sound picky but why on earth would you have the caliber and email grand feu written down on the dial? I fail to see the purpose as well as the appeal for this!

The calibre, ok, but email grand feu, I am in total agreement with you, that was absolutely not mandatory. [nt]