Jaeger-LeCoultre

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Friend, one bitten forever possessed, I thought I could never wear anything over 40 mm, the I went to a 42mm, and I wear the 44mm AMVOX2, size is just getting use to. My tip, if the watch is big ot should be worn snug else it tends to float on the wrist, damaging the watch as it bangs and ends up looking unmanageable and sloppy. The Senator Sixties is a trend at the moment the JlC Master Series is a classic guess you decide.The Reverso is another class, rectangular and Art Deco, which again I say wil be in vogue the coming season. First decide on the shape then the watch, as a student I suggest you go with the JlC, speaking with experience it will do you well in the years to come. I have studied extensively and almost bought a Glashutte Panomatic Lunar, I have also visited the factory in Glashutte, but, JlC before a Glashutte is what I say. You could see my wrist shots for an idea. I suggest you look at Zenith, Class on the website, Zenith as far as the movement goes they are simply a "class' apart. They have 2/3 models you might like, reserve de march, dual time, moon phase and the best part is they have them in steel, also Zenith is reworking itself to come in a new avtaar so the prices have been rationalised. web link
www.zenith-watches.com #/collection/flow/elite/18 This message has been edited by salarjung on 2010-11-14 11:28:47