Jaeger-LeCoultre

While visiting my hard disc, I fell on some old pictures of an old model, the Extreme World Alarm, here in the " Tides of Time " version. It was a huge watch, thick, with a strong presence, which may not be a consensual watch, but which is not a bad thing...  

I regret much ever let it go, it was a real cool summer watch on the yellow caoutchouc. Although this blue is also very striking!

... What a beast. - Scott

It has something that some of other manufacturers lack In house movement Non modular Not too thick Well priced And not too big for my wrist Sadly my generation usually prefer bigger watches and more sporty look As for your question; 1. Yes!! Definitely ye... 

But since you asked... YES, YES, YES!!! I would VERY MUCH like to see a strong sport line from JLC, however, not in 46.3mm (even though I LOVE my NS Chrono GMT!). I think 43mm is a very nice size for a "sport" watch. I think JLC's Compressor-style strap c... 

The first time i saw the new mcc ceramic, I thought they just created a beast!!! I would like to see it in smaller diamater.

With some technical solutions. Extreme Lab III, or Master Compressor... Or both. Best, Nicolas

I do not expect we will see anything st SIHH 2017. I will be surprised as to what JLC will show us?!

Something really new, innovative and even more conceptual than the LAB 1!

And damn innovative and conceptual... think even more incredible than the LAB 1 we were presented with in 2007... man that was a year to remember with JLC.

A smaller version. Definitely love the mcew and extreme labs just a tad to big.

$10k for steel w/o complications; $14-20k for a steel w/complications. Comprehensive marketing campaign. -Dean

Out of reach and out this world!

It must be something completely new so no reference or aesthetic to the Master Compressor... something futuristic and concept JLC... like I said out of this world! Im excited.

Could a LAB piece fit in the Hybris mechanic collection?

And I guess I'm one of the few that appreciate a hefty watch. I have several in the 45-48mm range and quite enjoy them. Personally, I very much like the EWA and think the size is perfect. I'd be happy to own this beast! As to your questions: 1. Yes 2. No.... 

Having world/time zones on a dive watch is kinda silly. Simmering this design to something more tame might be more logical aftyer all.

Yet, the yellow Rossi caught my attention. And it all stopped when ins trapped it onto my wrist realising that another \'big brother\' is not for my collection. 1) Yes but let it be bold and wearable at the same time please. 2) Yes and yes. I just love th... 

from the manufacture. I would like to see something like that maybe in a more contained size but with that personalty and character. Why not use the knowledge adquiered with the compressor series and build something new,? A case with a shock-absorb system... 

A Geophysic with a world time, alarm and true seconds would be a real heavy hitter - especially if one could do it in the current case dimensions A clear thumbs up!

After all, they took it out of the grave and made it a new line, so it is time to offer new models, last ones were 2015, time is passing by!

I will keep enjoying mine Have a nice weekend ...  

At the beginning of my watch journey I got really attracted by the Extreme World Chronograph, so around the same watch if I'm not wrong but Chrono instead of alarm. I liked the design of the watch, the on/off pushers were interesting and coherent with its...