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Now the question is to know if it ever existed.
This is the only one I saw, and it was at the Manufacture.
Pretty cool in this configuration. I hope our american friends will provide us some informations about that one.
Best,
Nicolas
Lecoultre Master Mariner Deep Sea: A very special version ...
Those of you who were lucky enough to visit the Heritage Gallery, or who read and re read the Year Book one may well remember this strange version of the Master Mariner Deep Sea: To be compared to the most known version: But did you ever see real pictures...
Looks great; first time I see it
And yes, a racing watch is the right classification I guess. Pretty cool and may I say unusual colorfull for a JLC watch. As a racing watch it suits well with some of the speedometers Jaeger made! Thanks for posting; always a pleasure to discover somethin...
Now the question is to know if it ever existed.
This is the only one I saw, and it was at the Manufacture. Pretty cool in this configuration. I hope our american friends will provide us some informations about that one. Best, Nicolas
Very cool, indeed. Proto? That may be an explanation.
I saw a Chrono which had almost the same dial. But a MM Deep Sea like this one, never. Well, we have to stay humble because every year we discover watches. Some 5 years ago, I discovered a Master Mariner Chronometre. But at the difference with this Deep S...
Very peculiar piece.. Sportive charme..some funny aspects: red accents,."nipples", etc..
.. generate an element of exuberant, almost " humoristic" strength, the very specific hands also unusual, AFAIK.. Although, not a Diver Sport Watch, a Sportive piec, as you mentioned; interesting that no other doc sheds more facts, to look behind the veil...
Very cool one!
Could it have been a prototype? Never saw one in the market... Best Blomman
nice photo's; heritage gallery?
Very nice photo's ! What is exactly meant by the heritage gallery ?
