The charm of this dial is indisputable. Nice shot, Jagman.

Gone but not forgotten: Jaeger Lecoultre Amvox I Titanium.

By: amanico : February 25th, 2019-11:32

Gone two years ago, to a good friend, but not forgotten. I liked the ruthenium dial a lot, as well as the feeling of the titanium case. The dial color changed with the light, from grey to brownish... That was quite funny. I would have probably kept it if ...

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Gone but not forgotten: Jaeger Lecoultre Amvox I Titanium.

Always on my almost list. Came close many times but titanium kept me away.

You don't like titanium??? [nt]

What??? Unheard of...

Does not age as gracefully as other metals imo 🙄 [nt]

Here I don't get your point... As it is better scratch resistant than steel! [nt]

I know my friend. But when it does scratch, the difference of surfaces’ color/shine make it less appealing - to me that is of course

Aaah, I see... [nt]

Too light...🙄 [nt]

I get your point. [nt]

Forgotten but not gone.

Aaah, the famous blonde hair wrist shot... ;) [nt]

I'm not normally drawn to collaborations with car manufacturers, but I would make an exception with this Amvox - Great shots of a lovely watch :) [nt]

My two favorite Amvox are the 2 ( first ) and then this one. Very inspired and inspiring, I find. [nt]

I can't disagree with you Nicolas - Most of the others start to become too confused in the open work dials for me. Best wishes Will [nt]

Well, the " 3 " was not bad looking, and was quite tempting, but the price was much more important, due to the presence of the tourbillon... [nt]

When it come to tourbillons, the 1993 JLC Reverso is my favorite (along with the Breguet tradition 7047 ) [nt]

Gyrotourbillon apart, my favorite is...

I can see why :) [nt]

;) [nt]

That's some serious art [nt]

Yes, a big love affair I could never achieve. [nt]

Please allow mine to say hello

The charm of this dial is indisputable. Nice shot, Jagman.