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Universal Genève vintage divers: Polerouter Sub Super Compressor or Asymmetric?
If only one, the Super Compressor, but both is super tempting...
Best,
Nicolas
Personally
I've always had a preference for rotating bezel as they provide some additional protection if you hit something with your watch, especially on a diving boat. I like the looks of supercompressors but have always been concerned about the risk of cracking a sapphire/plexi.
Both have rotating bezels, here. I have a lot of plexy diving watches, and no problem. But the truth is that I don't even swim with them, due to the problematic water resistance when it comes to vintage watches...
Yes better stay away from water with those vintage beauties
I meant to say external rotating bezel, thanks for reminding me they both have one!
Now for a JLC Polaris with 3 crowns I would make an exception
Now for a JLC Polaris with 3 crowns I would make an exception
Probably in my top 3 JLC
with the DSA, that leaves one more slot for my virtual collection!
Not an easy answer to your question dear Nicolas … but there is always…
… “el Dexter way” : why not both? Lol!!
Compressor my favorite. Though in not the best of conditions it´s pleasing in the metal.
Cheers! Abel
That Universal Genève Vintage Polerouter Sub Asymmetric is stunning and full of character.
So for me if I was lucky enough to have the choice it would be the Asymmetric Sub, sorry but I just don't find the case shape or the dial of the super compressor appealing at all.
Marc
Not an easy answer to your question dear Nicolas … but there is always…
… “el Dexter way” : why not both? Lol!!
Cheers! Abel
Not an easy answer to your question dear Nicolas … but there is always…
… “el Dexter way” : why not both? Lol!!
Cheers! Abel