Jaeger-LeCoultre

Barely had the time to take a few pictures of it yet but enough to see that I am not very good at it! The memovox timer do feel a bit thinner than its boutique edition sister. I will have a better feeling after some more wearing: the alligator strap is ve

This one Vintage JLC always has escaped me so far, but I do enjoy my Tribute in ss ! (And there always has been another JLC, making me jump, eg: MMV Blue was a Must, Geophysic UT, then finally my Duomêtre à Chronographe after years of looking, as you so w

These damn JLC Chronometers... They are so addictive. Best, Nicolas

Inspired by Nicos recent Geophysic posts, I got these out of the bank. Now I’m trying To decide if I should grab the mother or the daughter for tomorrow. I love the Geophysic most but interestingly wear the Geomatic most. It’s a really great and underesti

I showed you in Part One some weeks ago some summer pictures of the Geophysic in Normandy. Here are some parisian pictures, now. While I was taking a wrist shot in a bar, a lady asked me what I was doing. I explained the " wrist shot phenomenon " to her,

Geophysic Mont Antoine Lecoultre. A watch I could take in picture at the Heritage Gallery

Living in the shadow of the Geophysic, the Geomatic is a watch which should deserve a better consideration. Less rare ( a bit more than 4300 pieces ), produced in a longer period, from 1962 to the end of the 60's, this watch is the ancestor of the... Mast

Here is one I had the pleasure to see some weeks ago. A nice Geophysic E 168 in rose gold, in superb condition, with its original hands ( yes, Dauphine hands are correct for that reference, too ) and its plexy with the luminous dots still here, and... its

An eye catching dial, a superb and very interesting movement. Superb, because it is nicely decorated? Yes, it could be better finished, but at this level of price... Interesting because it is the combination of a dead second and a world time. As for the e

It will be one of my summer watches.