Vintage
Nicolas (amanico) presents the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Mariner Deep Sea, a vintage diving watch that continues to captivate collectors. His post invites readers to appreciate its enduring design and consider its under-the-radar status in the current market. This piece highlights why certain vintage references maintain their allure against modern interpretations.
Love the second photo. 🍻
looks solid, compact and with the short or no lugs it shuld sit really well on the wrist. From a design point of view I'd prefer it to the Polaris! 👍
Happy New Year of Rabbit!
Agree 💯 % Love the size
After seeing so many wonderful vintage watches posted here by you and others, I’ve wondered why, in most cases, I prefer the old to the new. Marketing departments have an insatiable desire to tweak things; they can’t just leave well enough alone, so each iteration has to be a little bigger, a little shinier, etc. And I think that’s how form becomes less and less related to function, and purity of design is lost. The same argument can be made for cars, although it must be conceded that some autom
The oversized crowns are quite stylish, the dial promotes its vintage routes well, and the case is cool!
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