Jaeger-LeCoultre

Following our friend jml's post, here is a superb series created by Jaeger Lecoultre at the end of the 90's early 2000's. The 37 mm are: The Master Perpetual Calendar: The Master Calendar: The Master Reserve de Marche: The smaller is the Master Ultra Thin...  

But you forget one reference...

It makes it more modern than the moon iteration IMO credit watchattitude There was also the hybrid - not quite master - mecaquartz chronograph credit analogshift ...  

The interesting thing about this series, is that the black dialed versions had a sapphire caseback, whereas the silver dialed ones had a full metal caseback.

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is the way to go with Master Control series👍 having previously owned a white dial MUTM which was so sterile and cold….

I really like what they were doing on the dauphine hands on the black dial version: half of the hands had a frosted finish to avoid reflection and keep the time legible at all angles. Such a clever solution that I wonder why they stopped doing it, or why ... 

...I've always had a soft spot in my heart for this perpetual from JLC. I had a MUT in rose gold with black dial many years ago. It was gorgeous although a little small for my wrist (34mm diameter coupled with the thinness had that effect), but if this MU... 

But then I'm guessing that that's no surprise! Though the whole series was rather special. Cheers JML ...  

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2 Geographique

Q1308470 as the no 2

Life is simpler when we only need to adjust time only and wind and go.

Perpetual or geographic… that’s the question…The first one is well balanced and the second one… more rock’n roll…

But I fell in love with with this watch when I bought it for my son while back. Occasionally I steel it from him

and ALL are delicious, the Reserve de Marche Master Black is the most beautiful in my eyes. Simple, a-symmetrical, and all the info I love (date, power reserve). It only lacked one complication, the moonphase, but besides that, it's a perfectly understate...