Jaeger-LeCoultre

Geophysic Universal Time, with its new movement, and its dead second? Polaris Chronograph World Time, with its titanium case and its association of complications: Or the latest steel Memovox Geographique World Time, with its unique combination of a time z...  

I have been in a market for a world time for some time but none click or check all my wants as of yet I like the Geophysic but the dead second is something that for me is a big negative Not sure why but i just do not like it. I really like the Geophysic T... 

A special movement and complication elevates it above the rest. Cheers, John

I understand the objections. The accelerated, staccato tick-tick of a mechanical watch is special, but a dead-second complication is a private pleasure for the owner, IMO, which has a certain appeal. Not to exclude anyone, but a watch for a connoisseur, f... 

I finally got to see two different Geophysic UT in person while in France. One one seemed to be lined up perfectly but the other one -- certain markers not exact alignment. IT was off the same amount at each marker every 60 seconds. Some of the ticks hit ... 

.. I am pretty sure to also choose the Polaris Geographique WT, which I really find cool. And I also can’t wait to see it in real ! Best, hs

At each click.. Does the seconds hand align exactly with the seconds marker on the dial? In some of the videos i have seen it looks like some of the second markers and hand do not line up and I am not sure if that is real or due to the angle the video was... 

...but of the specimens I've seen (probably 3-4 pieces), they've all lined up precisely with the minute marks.

-Dean

You have seen the seconds hand and the marker not line up.. is it off the same on each tick or only at some of the markers ?