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Jaeger-LeCoultre ref. 9043
This reference 9043 is sometimes referenced as 904321. It's powered by cal. 818/2.
And what a beautiful design, imo!
Too many photos, I know, but I couldn't choose between them...
Best,
Emmanuel
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I think I would enjoy it without a tuxedo (which I never wear),
but I guess it's just me! ;-)
Btw, I'm reviewing at the moment for a French CD distributor the Bruckner 10 symphonies recorded in St Florian from 2013 to 2023 with Rémy Ballot as director (on Gramola records). I attended the 9th in 2015 and was quite impressed.
I'll look for those recordings, quattro.
Was lucky enough to hear Berlin play the 5th on their recent tour through the States. Amazing performance...
I didn't know it either before stumbling upon it.
And I found it beautiful. Thanks for looking!
Unfortunately, I don't know, Larry,
and it's never specified. Even in the below white gold version, which has been entirely opened, the dial material remains unspecified.
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I’m glad you like it too
as it didn’t get much attention. I imagine you mean grey dial as there’s no WG. Or maybe you know a WG variant of this model?
Best, Emmanuel
There is a grey gold (white gold) version of this watch
Actually about 1/4 of ref 9043 are actually 9043.22. Here are 2 different examples found online.
The dial is a sort of slightly hammered / brushed metallic silver in texture (see last pic)
Yes, absolutely, Clavi.
In fact I have posted the same photos in a comment above and had completely forgotten about this wg version...
Thank you. Best, Emmanuel
Thank you. Best, Emmanuel
ah I see it now
I had not expanded the comments and didn't see it at first.
I guess these must be the only 2 examples available online at the moment !
If memory serves me well there were 4 dials variants in total, including one without the applied central disk, with much larger / thinner Roman numbers at the periphery
I guess these must be the only 2 examples available online at the moment !
If memory serves me well there were 4 dials variants in total, including one without the applied central disk, with much larger / thinner Roman numbers at the periphery
I would say, at least
Black/gold disk
Grey/gold disk
Silver/blue disk
Cream/silver disk
Cream/black elongated painted numerals
But there might be other variants.
Grey/gold disk
Silver/blue disk
Cream/silver disk
Cream/black elongated painted numerals
But there might be other variants.