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It is more an open dial than a skeleton, but it is such an unique piece in the horological landscape. Thanks, Laurent. [nt]
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Jaeger Lecoultre Master Minute Repeater Titanium.
Certainly one of the very few heavy weights from my collection. Without any doubt, one of the maddest watch I own. How to revisit a traditional complication in such a young and fresh way. And, for the good measure, a wrist shot taken in Sentosa ( Singapor...
One of my absolute favs of your splendid collection..
.. Also as I had the kind opportunity to wear it almost a whole evening long, some 1,5 years ago ! For sure an iconic epitome of a great concept timepiece ! Continue to wear it in the very Best of your health ! hs
Is this the one...
IIRC this is the piece that you showed us when we first met at Brasserie Lutetia, if yes I remember that it was really pleasant sounding and very unique due to it being titanium. Very cool piece Nico! -MW
A true stunner and pinnacle of anyone's collection
what, it's been already 2 years since your trip o Singapore? CC
That's a stunning one Nicolas!
Would you mind explaining again the complication? Thanks in advance! All the best, É
Here you have: 15 Days Power Reserve, a Torque Meter, and a Minute Repeater.
The Torquemeter allows you to check if during its long power reserve, the torque is not too weak. If it is, just give the crown one or two turns, and it will go up. Till " 5 ", it is good. Below, it is not. Best, Nicolas.
Thanks for the details!
Do you have to wind up the torque meter often during the 15 days of power reserve? Best, E
That's The Heavy Weight ...
Nicolas, Wonderful watch. Excites the senses. Every time I see yours ... I envy. Cheers, Nilo
Eternal life ...
Nice!!! Imagine to see the end of this universe!!! The minute repeater is part of the standard uniform? Perpetual warranty? Fried garlic is OK? So many questions... Cheers, Nilo
The MMR titanium you have is IMHO the best of all versions.
BTW can you give me more info about the background of your first photo? Yiannis.-
That's a superb watch Nicolas :)
Love the skeleton dial. JLC is always a master of complications and craftsmanship. Wear it in the best of health! Laurent
I remember trying this watch back in 2014 in Sentosa
It was the first time I had seen a MR in the metal, and I recall you explaining the watch to me that evening. A truly fascinating watch indeed!
This is a magnificient timepiece Nicolas! ...
... interesting to learn about the torque meter complication with which I was not familiar I must confess. I remember viewing and listening to this beauty during my last meeting! Fantastic indeed! It surely deserves your great photographs! Cheers! Abel
Without a doubt a very cool watch.
And innovative. Must be such a pleasure owning one.