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but I prefer the older, 5-link bracelet that the Compressors and Master Controls had. It appears that JLC has giving (once again) something really great to A Lange & Sohne. -Dean

has Nautilus and Aquanaut, JLC could have 2 sport lines: one for those who like a gorgeous dial and clean lines, and one for those who like uniqueness and cutting-edge tech with crisp dials (the black w/white font or even the Singapore-like edition of blue with white font). HOWEVER, the Compressor I

considering it is all done in-house, proves that JLC occupies a place where the air is very tin. This same watch, if it read Patek Philippe on the dial, would be an easy $500k - and Patek has never done this complication. JLC has been doing it for 5 years now. -Dean

-Dean

I think JLC has a real winner here considering it is a VERY wearable watch in terms of profile and width. Also, the strap + bracelet option is really great on the steel version. I think in the haute horlogerie realm, this is possibly the best bang-for-the-buck watches out there. I could wear this ev

if possible. The dial is gorgeous, particularly the Star version - like a beautiful starry night with a clear sky. -Dean

but then, yes, it was replaced by Tribute Calendar and Tribute Moon, the latter dropping the day and month. It was a beautiful piece, but the date was a bit hard to read when the pointer was in the "blue" sky section. The Calendar corrected this with the lighter blue and the red arc for the date, wh

Love the colors. -Dean

Not counting the Compressor Geographic with depth gauge, this is the 5th generation with this one left out of the mix... (V3) ....(courtesy of Chrono24)

You would think, with the scarcity of product from brands like Patek, JLC, Rolex, Tudor, etc., that THEY would be able to starve off and clean up the gray market. Yet we see some brand new pieces show up on Chrono24, Jomashop, Prestige Time, etc., before the retailers even get them. I think that NOW