Geophysic

Here are my favorites in two categories: 1 - complicated and looking complicated JLC Master Compressor Extreme Lab 2 Tribute to Geophysic UN Astrolabium Galileo Galilei JLC Master Minute Repeater 2- complicated but looking simple Richard Lange pour le Mer

This isn’t a recently released watch — I think it came out in 2016, so already 10 years ago. But ever since trying it on back then, it had stayed in the back of my mind. Well, now it’s finally mine. here are with some of other JLC cousins.

A classic, and a manual winding Chronometer + amagnetic. Not many associate a manual winding Chronometer with an anti magnetic watch ( resistant to 600 Gauss ). Best, Nicolas

To both your and Alfihar's points, there was a period, spanning roughly the first decade and-a-half of this century, where JLC was on an impressive creative roll. I think of the Master Compressor, Amvox, Reverso Squadra, Reverso Gran' Sport, LAB Series, G

A bit too big, and well, the back side is less interesting than the front. Best, Nicolas

A cool photo taken while I was in SG during a JLC meeting there. Good memories of a great moment spent with local friends. Best, Nicolas

Asking because that’s what I have been doing these last few days. First wearing the steel version of the Tribute to Geophysic. A veey nice ‘reprint’ of the original Geophysic from 1958 - with a few liberties taken as part of the reimagining, mostly on the

Another summer shot from 2 years ago. After many years, I decided to change the strap. Quite a nice one, this one. Best, Nicolas

Unfortunately, none of the other models were highlighted recently. Was the Duomètre the last one to be nicely presented? They did very little with the True Second. AndI don't think the Polaris was a success (but I don't know their sale figures), they are

A Family photo: Quite a nice diversity. Best, Nicolas