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Alfihar, a respected voice in the WatchProSite community, initiates a crucial discussion by sharing early images of Jaeger-LeCoultre's latest Duomètre iterations. His initial post, sourced directly from JLC's press corner, provides the first glimpse of these new models, prompting an in-depth community analysis of their design, complications, and potential innovations. This thread serves as an essential early review, dissecting the nuances of JLC's newest Duomètre offerings.
It has already been done 🤣
Could the second - the blue dial - be a new dial/case version, but the top one a new model with new movement. Or have they used 391 before? And why jump from 38x to 391? We will soon find out!
The salmon dial (PT ???) have a 391 caliber which is probably a new one AND Night&Day Moonphase Chrono (Two central hands) ; The questions raised in my previous post concerning the addition of multiple complications therefore remain valid. The blue dial have a 381 caliber (Old or redefined ???) BUT only one central hand (No chrono maybe… or no central second… don’t know). I guess it’s not a chrono as the mouvement picture extracted from the film dont show the column wheel… hope it’s not a cam cl
The salmon dial have a 391 caliber (New one ?) and I’ve not found a picture of it… The blue dial have a 381 caliber (Old or redefined ???) BUT only one central hand (No chrono maybe… or no central second… don’t know). I guess it’s not a chrono as the mouvement’s picture extracted from the film dont show the column wheel… hope it’s not a cam clutch…). Best Ø
Moreover it’s written 391 on the salmon dial (With 2 central hands) and 381 on the blue dial with only one hand…
They got rid of the counter, I don't see the reason to have moonphase and chrono? Case and dial looks nice although I never liked the open dial here.
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