Guidance for Vintage JLC Service
In 1992 while on our honeymoon, my wife and myself bought each other a nice watch to remember the trip by. Her's was a newJLC (from an AD) that never became mass marketed and was apparently a limited edition. JLC says it's authentic but can't locate a mod...
A service for a mechanical watch is every 5 years.
as for a Quartz Watch, you just need to replace the battery. That can be done by every watchmaker which has access to batteries. It will cost you the price of the battery, which won't cost you an arm, and a small fee for your watchmaker. You will be way b...
For many of us it' s still an issue.. One needs a good watchmaker & caretaker..
..,like with vintage cars, Especially when more needs to be done.. It happens with other brands as well: i'm waiting for a nice Omega of mine, which you know , now for 7 months, - that's another case of increasing the desire and experiencing what the abse...
Sounds like..
either the old Rendez-vous or the Seductrice. The former was VERY popular in the '90s but had a weird "press-the-crown" setting. If you PM me I'll suggest someone very good in the States. Re the MUTPC, I'd GO FOR IT, and the service on the newer JLCs is p...
I owned a similar mans, Heraion 1990's
I think they are extremely undervalued, they are not ugly as many find them, just out of fashion at the moment! kinda miss it... The "white out" logo is very "tool watch"-cool [URL=] [/URL] [URL=] [/URL] ...
Thx for guidance
Thank you everyone for your input. I was guided to an independent watchmaker in a city I travel to frequently by a JLC AD. He changed the battery, thought the mechanism looked great, and leak checked the watch and it passed. Minimal expense and watch runs...