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That was the typical design of their cases, in their second and mad youth... I very well see what you are saying, though.
Jaeger Lecoultre Master Compressor Extreme World Chronograph.
Born in the mid 2000's, there were some cool versions. The normal one: The Boutique Edition ( Credit picture: Our dear Jester ). A platinum one, for Singapore ( Credit Christies ) And the last one, the Inverssor. Big and chunky, but friendly and not lacki...
After handling a number of them
as well as the Seal diver etc…the case is a bit inelegant for me..when you make a case as physically large as the master series design effort is needed to streamline what is otherwise obvious and clunky. Other brands seem have better design solutions for ...
I admire that era from jlc...
Cool look and complications with color theme not overly done, which show some sorts of vitality, innovation and revolution, they managed it in thier own way and surely must have attrarcted some newer generations of watch fans
It was most definitely full bodied, a hockey puck for sure.
Not to mention the pushers, which with the case one could almost consider the combination a weapon!
Don’t know… don’t know…
If I like it or not…. But it’s my preferred compressor with the NS chrono…. One is available at ADM 😬 My birthday is October the 3rt so… I have a lot of time 😇
I agree
Love the compressors, the wt but…. Something disturb me in the MC EWC sub-counters… I have the same problem with the steel Amvox 2… The NS chrono has a well balanced dial… not far away from the deep sea chrono… and it offers an air and sea codes… totally ...
Man I wish JLC would offer an updated Compressor series!
42 or 43mm, with strap change ala the EWC, with bracelet and rubber, and the HomeTime, Geographic and chrono options. but with nicer dials, like Polaris. Either that, or flat, lacquer dials with black, blue and another color available. -Dean
