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A different way to discover the Jaeger-Lecoultre 2015 Collection: Some dials.
The true novelties, this year, were the Geophysic True Second and Universal Time, due to their new movement and their dials, the case being a Geophysic, but with bigger dimensions.
But that doesn't mean that the rest of the collection was unappealing.
Indeed, there were some impressive offers, which I invite you to rediscover, through their dials.
1/ Duometre à Spherotourbillon Moon:
2/ Master Calendar Météorite:
3/ Rendez-Vous Celestial Red Aventurine:
4/ Master Grande Tradition Grande Complication Rose Gold 2015:
5/ Master Ultra Thin Moon Black, and its superb soleillé dial:
6/ Grande Reverso Automatic Seconde Centrale:
7/ Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Green, London Boutique Edition, the latest and, probably, sadly the last of the series:
8/ Duometre Unique Travel Time chiselled dial, a version I will have to review as soon as possible...
9/ Geophysic True Second and Universal Time:
Of course, there were several offers I didn't mention, here, such as the many other Rendez Vous, or the Master Control Black, and, like every selection, there is a " parti pris ", some subjectivity, so feel free to repair the injustice.
If I had to choose my favorite among them or among the whole 2015 collection, I would probably go for the Geophysic Universal Time in steel, for its spectacular dial, its originality and its new movement.
Though, the Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Green and the Master Control or Ultra Thin Moon have to be mentionned for their sublime dials.
I would also see a bit more of météorite dials. A bit more, not a generalized use, to tell all.
It is up to you to share your favorite of the year, my friends...
Best,
Nicolas
This message has been edited by amanico on 2016-01-06 00:01:10
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A different way to discover the Jaeger-Lecoultre 2015 Collection: Some dials.
The true novelties, this year, were the Geophysic True Second and Universal Time, due to their new movement and their dials, the case being a Geophysic, but with bigger dimensions. But that doesn't mean that the rest of the collection was unappealing. Ind...
Thank you so much for compiling these!
I know it may be seen as the boring choice but I really like the grainy white dial of the Geophysic True Second. That watch is growing on me more and more
In other words, 2017 may be an option?
That makes it much more realistic. Still haven\'t had the chance to try the Reverso Gran Sport Chrono to see how I connect to that, the Master Compressor Memovox is a definite, the Amvox 2 will need to be sampled, and then there is this So by the end of 2...
Any glaring omissions?
Anything you\'d say I definitely need to try that is not on the list?
The 34 is definitely a contender
As for alarms, will see first how much I will use it on the Master Compressor Memovox before committing to another one
Grande reverso automatique seconde centrale!
How are the hour makers made? filled with gold? A very nice vintage feel on a modern piece.
Interesting pictures
I must say I like the white grainy dials quite much. As usual I should really look at them in the metal to check how they really look. However JLC does a very nice work in that field (except the screws in the World Time...). There are so many ways to make...
This is something I discovered in the JLC modern production, with the Duometre in 2007.
Grained or soleillé, they are bot appealing, but if I had to choose, I would rather opt for the grained, too. Thanks for your input, Mark. Best, Nicolas
Incredible pictures. The UTT is so unique - want to see it in the metal.
Each piece is so special. Thank you. Mitch
Thank you, Mitch. With a bit of luck, I will be able to take pictures of it and to review it.
To tell the truth, the work on the dial is not disputable, but I would have seen it on another Duometre. The QL, maybe? I need to spend more time to look at it... Best, Nicolas