Echi
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Ive always liked both the black and the silver..
If i were to get one, the black one first. And if I were back in an office setting, this would probably be in regular rotation.
Very striking in its simplicity.
The gold one isn’t bad either!
Best, Echi
Jaeger Lecoultre Master Control Black.
One cleaned and reworked picture of a cool novelty from 2015: The Master Control came with this black dial. While it was understated, clean and almost intellectual, this heir of the Geomatic got some cool factor with its black dial. The Master Control, re...
I prefer the black one! It seems to be extremely rare!
I am not sure about the sector dial and if I were to buy it, I would be a bit scared to purchase something that is fashionable. All models are very nicely executed anyhow, with very nice and very good movements inside! No bad choice here on the technical ...
I don’t remember seeing the black dial version....
....and I’m very impressed with it. It’s very stylish and understated. I had a silver dial earlier version of the Master Control and regret letting it go. I’d certainly like the black one. Regards Kev.
The black is the most galant [nt]
What if they make Purist Edition Stainless Steel Black Sector Dial No Date.
+1 for the black dial
The black date wheel is an important detail which JLC got right. J
Black for me
It just hit me with its charm immediately. Is it still in current production?
The Master Blacks seem to only live...
for 2 or 3 years, then are retired. Same with the off blue variants. I think they're gorgeous, especaially when the date disc matches the dial. -Dean
The black one, no question!
The sector dial looks poor if you compare it with a PP sector dial. Look the colours and the fine lines from PP. Mundos! This is not question of money, it is a design problem. The same, the hands without lume. This is not new, it is simply bad. ...
The black...
...only because I have one and love it Regretfully I haven’t been able to wear it much over the last two years.
Of late I’ve gravitated toward more robust watches...
...due to the change in the nature of my job, which requires quite a bit of physical work within data centers, so I prefer the more hardy ones with rubber straps. Also, I guess you could call it horological fatigue to the extent that I find myself getting...
Ive always liked both the black and the silver..
If i were to get one, the black one first. And if I were back in an office setting, this would probably be in regular rotation. Very striking in its simplicity. The gold one isn’t bad either! Best, Echi