Jaeger-LeCoultre Master 8 Days Perpetual Review
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Master 8 Days Perpetual Review

By Tyo · Jul 22, 2015 · 25 replies
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Tyo shares his aspiration to acquire the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master 8 Days Perpetual, offering fresh perspectives and detailed observations on this highly regarded timepiece. His post highlights the watch's practical complications, elegant design, and perceived value, inviting fellow collectors to share their experiences and insights. This article provides a personal and in-depth look at a watch that balances technical prowess with everyday wearability.

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Hi guys,

I would like to share some fresh pictures of what could be my next Jaeger Lecoultre. By next I'm not saying upcoming Jaeger Lecoultre but I'm trying to save some money to buy it.

Master 8 days Perpetual, the name is quiet well choose

- 8 days power supply with the indication at 11, very usefull because it's a manual watch
- perpetual calendar displayed in english ( not available in another language ), month at 6, day at 9, year at 7 and month at 6 and date at 3
- moonphase
- very confortable and well shapely

I think the size is perfect for my wrist the complication and the moonphase very poetic. I can't see no default to this perfect execution, even the price is well positioned at 22.2k€.
Jaeger Lecoultre released a less expensive one; Master Ultra Thin Perpetual, with different display and automatic

Now the ball is in my court, it will take the time it takes. I can only hope that Jaeger Lecoultre slows a bit the price inflation.





if there is any proud owner feel free to upload some pictures smile
This message has been edited by Tyo on 2015-07-22 04:21:42

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vitalsigns
Jul 22, 2015
Terrific piece

I saw it in person at a JLC boutique and loved the perfect size--not too big, not too small. It has solid wrist presence without screaming "look at me". The sheen of the silver dial is spectacular. An 8-day manual wound perpetual calendar movement is very practical with a reasonable wear cycle of a few times a month. I prefer this piece over the MUT perpetual, which is not a typical viewpoint as the MUT perpetual gets a lot of admiration (and for good reason). And the retail price is excellent r

TY
Tyo
Jul 22, 2015
I think just like you, I would have liked a simpler reading for leap years [nt]

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amanico
Jul 22, 2015
Yep, a weak point in the design of the dial.

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amanico
Jul 22, 2015
That is an excellent PC. Live the combination of a 8 Days movement and a PC.

And to set the date is not too painful as you have only one pusher. There is better, with watches you can set the date from the crown, but there is much more fastidious. Highly recommendable! Best, Nicolas

TY
Tyo
Jul 22, 2015
highly desirable, one of these days it will be mine [nt]

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watchthatman
Jul 22, 2015
It's a great watch and I've only seen it in gold but never steel. If I had the resources,

I think I would have one. As others said it doesn't scream, but it's a beautiful PC without fault I think. Hard to argue against this one!

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