Mitch K
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While I do generally prefer RG the WG Paris boutique edition is my favorite as well. It is a great watch no matter. Well balanced and executed. All you are missing is a picture of its back. Always a delight to see the glimmer of the movement. [nt]
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For the pleasure of the eyes: Jaeger Lecoultre Duometre UTT rose gold.
A picture I took some weeks before it was unveiled at the SIHH, in January 2014. This is not because I prefer white metal cases that I don't have to post pictures of this rose gold version, which has a lot of charm, too. One of the most sophisticated trav...
The only issue with this watch is...
...its overshadowed by the Duometre Chronograph in my (biased) opinion... Regards, skyeriding
Not so sure. They are different in many ways.
The coomplication, of course, as the UTT is a travel time which brings something, with its digital jumping hour and the minute hands which can be set by increments of one minute, the 24 hours ring at 6 around the globe, and a superb movement. The " A Chro...
What a great start to day!
Thanks for this - makes for a great start to the day. And with the UTT I find rose gold works very, very well IMHO
As said, I am generally not a fan of coloured gold
But here it works - would be equally happy with the Paris edition one, though
Really always a big pleasure to see this marvel !.. It excels as a beauty as well as an amazing travel watch..
.. +1 on a slight preference of the WG Paris Boutique Edition; But Hey, I here would be more than happy with this glorious and warm character, a beautihul & harmonic piece !.. - Great share, thx again ! For me a very distant dream.. Cheers & Best, gs
The problem with the Paris Boutique Edition is that it is limited to 100 pieces.
So, it may not be that easy to find... Aaah, and yes, there is this wallet contrariety, too... Best, Nicolas
I particularly love one detail...
that the day/night ring locks and advances or retards as you change the travel time, but then unlocks and continues its 24-hour spin once the timezone is decided upon. This is quite a technical challenge. -Dean