Jaeger-LeCoultre

I've been planning this text since Wednesday, given the recurrence of the subject and the fact I'm directly interested on it. We know the heated vs painted JLC hands have been the subject of discussions on quite a bunch of threads here. On this one I desc... 

And I asked to the right people... And they explained me the correct thing. Which is very simple, in fact. To sum the mess, the correct thing is that there is no difference in the technic used to get these hands blue. They are all heated, in the RDM, curr...  

I can't tell but are the shades different comparing the painted vs the heated blue? Regard Tyler

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"- JLC heated blue hands are deep, dark blue, and are entirely blue. Examples: the small blue hands of the RDM, the seconds hand of the Master Control and the blue hands of the Reversos. - JLC painted blue hands are light blue, and never entirely blue (th... 

...as I have the watch. It doesn't get worn as often as some of my other watches, but when I wear it, or see a pic like yours above--it just sings. For those who condemn the chrono as a rarely used, if not useless, complication--it sure looks beautiful an... 

We, Parisians, do not often visit it, ut we are glad it is here. ;) Best, Nicolas

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JLC should avoid the technic of painted blue hands, to systematically opt for the heated blue ones, IMO. Best, Nicolas

I feared my eyes were starting to give up... ;) Best Blomman

...to my JLC blue hands lesson at the beginning of the year. LOL! :-)