You are too kind. I started this JLC military collection in 2007, ended in 2011.

An old family shot of my Jaeger Lecoultre Military Watches.

By: amanico : December 7th, 2022-09:17

I still have all of them. It is quite rewarding to build such a collection of vintage military watches. Not an easy game! Best, Nicolas ...

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Wow very nice !

By: montres1 : December 7th, 2022-09:23

Can you develop more on the models ? I noticed the Pocket GSTP watch, the Weems, the Dirty Dozen, I don't know the others (one looks like the IWC Mark 11) ? Great collection, congrats !

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Bravo! Yes, the pocket watch GS /TP, the Mark VII Weems, the Mark 7 Fat Lugs ( quite rare ), the WWW ( Dirty Dozen ) and the JLC Mark 11 for the Royal Australian Navy ( quite rare, too ).

By: amanico : December 7th, 2022-09:26

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By: amanico : December 7th, 2022-16:13

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Ooo, what is the white dialed piece

By: Cookies : December 7th, 2022-14:42

These are rare birds…extinct rare birds. Wish JLC can revisit these designs. A simple Dirty Dozen reissue, with a nice movement, is all it takes. That being said, I have newfound respect for the Mariner Perpetual Calender. That is a gem. I find myself thi...

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The Mark 7 Fat Lugs. ;) As for the Polaris Perpetual Calendar, it is a very cool and original one. I just wish it had an Alarm!

By: amanico : December 7th, 2022-16:44

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Numerical index.

By: Berkeleygis : December 7th, 2022-14:42

Man, every time you post your vintage JLC, you make my day Nico. Thank you. I love watches with numerical indexes. I think it is an art of its own. Maybe because I have a bad handwritings. 😂

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