Having amassed a small collection of automatic watches, I find myself having to often reset my watch the day I wish to wear it. Since I am interested in accurate time keeping, I do sit in front of my computer to set the watch. A watch winder would cut down on this process. I have seen inexpensive wa

Yesterday I examined my Jaeger LeCoultre Hometime watch with an operating room microscope that I have in the office. This may be one of the few ways to truly appreciate the beauty of the mechanical watch in action. With my naked eye the details of the dial and the workings of the mechanism are not t

I have a few nice watches. The most versatile of all is the rolex submariner. I can wear it in any situation, not need to worry about the activity or weather ruining my watch and it is always in style. michalm

My Hometime runs beautifully. It keeps great time. However, to start it running it must be wound. I don't know how much winding it should take. I tried 30 turns and it seems to take a slight shake to begin. There is no way to know if I am overwinding this watch. Any help from my fellow jlc enthusias

I have the jlc hometime and started wearing it 2 weeks ago. I also own a rolex that was my daily watch. However, I love the jlc and find it wears beautifully. It's perfect for office days. I would avoid outdoor activities however. michalm

I searched far and wide this holiday season for the Jaeger-LeCoultre Hometime watch. If I asked you where I got the best deal on my vacation, you might be surprised. Was it St. Thomas, St. Maarten, San Juan, or Naples(Florida)? Yes fellow Purists, Naples. You can send me an Email if you would like t

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