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I've listened to a couple of versions - loud, with great rytm and harmony.
By using a separate gong they eliminated the dependence on the shape and composition of the case. The JLC approach of attaching gongs to the crystal was a step in that direction but the supersonnerie is technically on a different level.
Now, I am very curious to listen to it, as I listened to all the JLC Minute Repeater ( and sonnerie ). [nt]
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this dial with subseconds can be a good RO 39mm too :-) just saying... [nt]
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Thought exactly the same - why not small seconds on a standard RO dial? [nt]
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At first, before posting, I also thought it was a regular RO with sub seconds, then I saw the sonnerie lever. :)
It would be nice, something different. I guess they have used the movement from the CODE 11:59
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Good looking, clean piece.
I would love to listen to it.
I don’t think highly of the sound pattern on the case back though.
Agree with all of the above , that back reminds me of seismic activity.. how did this get approved ??? [nt]
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Its meant to create some seismic activity....heart perturbations!! But yeah it cud def be more creative [nt]
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It looks banal. Like someone who attended a design class for three months [nt]
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Remind me whats a supersonnerie, theres grand, then there is petit and ... [nt]
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Pump up the volume.
I think the term is more related to the higher volume achieved than to the type of repeater movement. Probably is a minute repeater with louder gongs and fine tuned pitching, but maybe I just made up everything. I'l let the experts enlighten us.
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Hm. Luckily do not like
Always a relief when I don't like an LE... small seconds don't work on an RO... I guess that's the draw, but... we all need to take a few moments to ask if we LIKE a thing's design, no matter what it is. Certain LE's--even from brands we love--may still NOT WORK. This is true of ALL our fave brands. This one, nope.