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Thanks Nicolas
That was a great review and fantastic photos - what an incredible timepiece!
I'm confused though, as I knew that the case on the current model was larger but I had thought that they had left the thickness unchanged thereby creating only a 'relatively' thinner case. (although it certainly is plenty thin enough)
Crown is smaller, or at least more flat, and that's an improvement as well.
So am I correct that the bezel on the older version is flat rather than sloped in addition to it being wider? I would think that a flat bezel would be more prone to scratches and as the bezel is so highly polished it would seem the sloped and thinner bezel is again a significant improvement.
Thanks for your insights
Sam
reserve de marche
I know that when JLC introduced the new version of the RDM they increased the case diameter to a more contemporary 39mm and that they also tweaked the dial a bit by removing the Arabic numerals at 12, 6 and, 9 and used all applied indices instead. Were th...
The case is not only bigger, it is also and most of all ultra thin.
This is one of the most interesting change. Yes, the bezel is different, too. Here is an article I posted about this Watch: Best, Nicolas
Thanks Nicolas
That was a great review and fantastic photos - what an incredible timepiece! I'm confused though, as I knew that the case on the current model was larger but I had thought that they had left the thickness unchanged thereby creating only a 'relatively' thi...
Agree with you, on the bezel. I prefer the older one.
But I prefer the case of the new one... Best, Nicolas
The deployant too...
The new RDMs have the current (and much more comfortable) double-fold deployants. The "old" 37mm RDMs used to have the less comfortable single-fold ones, and only the later ones (from about 2008 onwards perhaps?) have the double-fold ones.