amanico
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Jaeger Lecoultre Deep Sea Chronograph Cermet. An old picture.
I had it on loan for an on the wrist review some 7 years ago. 
I love the idea to have a watch fo a few weeks. It is a good way to fully understand it and then, to write about it.
Among the 4 or 5 JLC I had on loan, this is the one which I liked the less, though. But the others were total killers: Reverso Red, Duometre QL Enamel, Duometre UTT, Reverso Tribute Duo, and so on.
Best,
Nicolas
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Jaeger Lecoultre Deep Sea Chronograph Cermet. An old picture.
I had it on loan for an on the wrist review some 7 years ago. I love the idea to have a watch fo a few weeks. It is a good way to fully understand it and then, to write about it. Among the 4 or 5 JLC I had on loan, this is the one which I liked the less, ...
Maybe this is not the right place to ask, but should I check Chrono 24?
Because it is a very small chance that I find it in local second hand shops. I wish JLC continues with a similar diver line in the future.
Ahhh,I’m obsess with the
smaller one on steel even though I have the real diving chrino JLC 1000m witch ironically it is not named Deep Sea !
I like the non cermet chrono... and love the one which looks vintage.
I don’t know why I link this watch with the seal chrono... Perhaps because of the reserve warning ? Moreover a cermet would have been more efficient on the seal for stealth reason. Have you test the diving capacity with the fishing line (-) You may have c...
I was hunting this watch and had found one in HK...
unfortunately it left when I went to the dealer. As he only had Rolex left, I switched to an 115060, my first in a small and modest series ;-)
