patrick_y
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Yes, this is already the newer/current one! This one is quite nice for a pin buckle. The Deployment is similar and nice too.
And the newer/current one is much nicer than the older one - which is the one I have. So I was thinking of upgrading my current one to the current one. But the newer version is a little too bulky for my Master Ultra Thin. But it could work well with my Reverso 1931 Tribute version. But then I remembered I had once seen the perfect clasp. I dug and I dug and I finally found a picture of it. And it's this one with the micro adjustment that's perfect! Finally a clasp that's as complicated as the multi-part Reverso case! Now the simplest part will be the watch itself as my Reverso is a time only version.
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I'm Bored With My Watch Clasp. I want one of these!
The cool clasp of Ted-Lo's JLC Extreme Lab made me realize, clasps are important! Look at the Vacheron Constantin Clasp with the Maltese cross, it's a nice big hunk of metal and it's large and satisfying to see. The Patek Philippe deployment buckles with ...
Designer Charles Eames used to say, "The details are not the details. They make the design."
And I think both your JLC and Bentley examples exemplify that idea. I've long pined for a micro-adjusting strap clasp. I didn't know JLC, or anyone, made one. I wish they were more widely used. Thank you for sharing!
So true! Well said!
I have a feeling that this clasp wasn't easy to make. It probably cost 6-8x more than the normal clasp and most customers probably didn't appreciate it enough for it to make a difference. So they probably didn't make many of them. The normal basic pin buc...
Yes, this is already the newer/current one! This one is quite nice for a pin buckle. The Deployment is similar and nice too.
And the newer/current one is much nicer than the older one - which is the one I have. So I was thinking of upgrading my current one to the current one. But the newer version is a little too bulky for my Master Ultra Thin. But it could work well with my Re...
They'll have to make nicer and more elaborate pin buckles for you then!
Like the Extreme Lab buckle shows some thought was put into it.
I got confirmation from Iten and he said he was mainly involved with the clasp I made a post about.
This Extreme Lab one was apparently made internally by a JLC engineer/designer to Iten's knowledge and not from an outside contractor.
Here is the answer, my friend.
www.watchprosite.com And you met the creator in question during our visit!
Currently....
JLC and VC have some of the most tasteful and appealing clasps in my opinion. That particular one for the EL and a few other limited edition JLC watches is a work of miniature mechanical art ....
Indeed.
Very nice clasps indeed... I really liked that VC Clasp on the 6000T Tourbillon. The watch wasn't bad neither... Oh who am I kidding, I'd eat this watch. It's that delicious. On the coast in Carmel. ...
What a watch.
To me, it's one of the pinnacles of classical design beauty. Few manage to match it, none to truly supersede it. Thanks a bunch for those epic pictures ....
Annoyed (with myself) about this strap.
My GSOTM was not purchased directly 🙄 through Omega and subsequently I received it with the buckle instead of the clasp shown on my DSOTMBB which I greatly prefer on looks and more importantly ease of use. We all make mistakes…one I intend to rectify at s...
Hmm. Doesn't look bad, but at least you have the option to switch!
The JLC boutique doesn't even know what the Stock Keeper Unit SKU code is for the clasp I want.
