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A fresh wristshot of the JLC Master Geographic in SS
I managed to see it a few days ago... It is a watch I appreciated due to its design and dial lay-out. I find very practical the way the second tmezone is displayed. A good surprise for me.
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A fresh wristshot of the JLC Master Geographic in SS
I managed to see it a few days ago... It is a watch I appreciated due to its design and dial lay-out. I find very practical the way the second tmezone is displayed. A good surprise for me. Fx...
Not my favorite sector dial, among the three. Master Chrono for me.
The window showing the cities of the word breaks the sector dial, which is questionable, for me. Best, Nicolas
indeed, the chrono is the most balanced of the three, but this geo one has something of an amvox v1 style, when looking at the balance of the dial.
It is probably unorthodox to break the sector dial, but I admit that my profane eyes dont this that as a failure here. Im much more skeptical about the master control and its date widow, however. (pun intended ;-)
I like this picture of the watch much better than I did in the press kits...
it's very balanced - with the exception of the 24-hour indicator on the side of the 2nd timezone. I would have preferred the day/night from the 2nd generation, ala -Dean
Just wondering..
How hard could be to have hours/minute marks on top of the cities "hole". Nilo
Of the 3 sector dial JLCs...
...I think this one is 2nd place for me, with the chrono being 1st. I honestly don't mind the lack of symmetry or bottom weighted dial here too much.