Jaeger-LeCoultre

1) JLC still has not put its new movement (925/2) with 70 hour power reserve in any other moon phase watches besides the master ultra thin moon enamel; why is this? what is it waiting for? 2) on the JLC website, the geophysic line is back and listed? when

We know the Vintage Jaeger Lecoultre Triple Dates very well here, as several of us own or owned one. The Triple Date is certainly one of the nicest vintage Jaeger Lecoultre with its tear drop lugs, its superb movement and its timeless dial. Add the " big

In terms of watchmaking it was a great year for me since I was able to add a new JLC to my little collection. From a familly and business point of view everything is fine. In term of watches, my only concern is I couldn't attend a GTG in Paris hosted by M

Work in progress... I might have found a solution for the correct plexy... To be followed. Best, Nicolas

Stock of pictures, stock of dreams, even if this Geophysic is not unobtainable. Clearly one of my targets. Just waiting for the right time. Charming and horological with its interesting movement. One of the best modern Jaeger Lecoultre, let's say from the

When I think about the background. The international Geophysics Year was an important historical event. So of course to commemorate this, JLC could do a ku-ku clock if they wanted and call it Geophysic. But it’s nicer to remain within the domain of a scie

Here is the De Luxe, Ref 2985: The E 168 Rose Gold: The E 168 Yellow Gold:

Despite the fact that they both are in gold, I wanted to show you how close they are... In size ( 37 mm for the Master Control, 36 mm for the Geophysic )... And in spirit. Even the case backs... It is always interesting to see these links between Past and

The cool thing? The Sputnik box. The case is in good condition, the plexy, hands and dial less... Credit pictures: Bukowski. I have the correct box, which is the famous red book, but the Sputnik box is really something to have, for a Geophysic fan. Best,