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New feature...
There is an interesting feature on the Financial Times website called Behind The Dial, featuring a number of our favourite JLC watches. I was going to post a link, but wasn't sure if that was permissable under forum rules.
Check it out and enjoy watching the Duometre chronograph in action.
Cheers
David
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New feature...
There is an interesting feature on the Financial Times website called Behind The Dial, featuring a number of our favourite JLC watches. I was going to post a link, but wasn't sure if that was permissable under forum rules. Check it out and enjoy watching ...
If you allow me, Nicolas and David.
Here it goes http://www.ft.com/behindthedial Best regards! Marcelo
I never paid attention to the fact that the Minute Hand of the Chrono
Jumped 4 times before reaching the minute index.. Will have to check it on mine... Best, and thanks, Marcelo! Nicolas
Veni, vidi and vinci, Marcelo
The minute hand of the chrono doesn't jump, but gently sweeps.... Best! Nicolas
Interesting discrepancy
Just goes to show that there is no substitute for seeing a watch in the metal.
I’m confused, Nicolas....
According to the video what jumps is the hand of the subdial at 6:00 that counts sixths of a second. Is that right? Marcelo
Of course this one jumps, Marcelo
I was speaking of the Minute hand of the Chrono ( right dial ) Best, Nicolas
How cool is that?
All the features on the special FT supplement are interesting. The 360 vies of the selected watches (wish that were available on the JLC webstie and for all of the watches). The breifcase full of movements that one can explore is awesome. Again, I wish we...
Yep, very cool, indeed!
It's a bit like every of us owns it! I love this idea, and would love to see a Gyro I in this virtual configuration! Best, Nicolas
It is very nice to know...
that we have all chosen wisely! (To paraphrase a line in a famous movie.) N
It was in 1989...
in the movie Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Jones was asked to choose the correct cup ("Holy Grail") from a group of cups and when he did, the guardian of the cups stated "You have chosen wisely." N