Jaeger-LeCoultre

Hello Everyone, Been looking at this one for a while but have a few questions. 1) Comfort. I'm big boned (over 6 feet) but the watch with a new strap seems to perch on my wrist. The bracelet version seems a better fit but is too flash for me. 2) Utility. ... 

I have a number of travel watches which I enjoy wearing. I have a Reverso GMT and a Reverso Duo, as well as a Dualmatic, a Hometime, a Blancpain Timezone, and a Rolex GMT II. The Reverso GMT gets used a lot as it's functionally pretty good. It's a little ... 

and although it looks great on black croc, I actually prefer it on bracelet for a couple of reasons: 1. Comfort: Adjustable clasp - if you're traveling to different regions with different temperatures, you're bound to swell and shrink; 2. Longevity: brace... 

Dean, Would you give me a quick explanation how to operate the adjustable clasp? Thanks, John NYC Gratuitous wrist shot follows:...  

This will take a couple of tries, but after you "get it," it'll come naturally and you'll actually enjoy the release of pressure when you're swollen. Open the 6 o'clock side of the clasp only. Take your thumb and grab the edge facing you and pull moderate... 

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I have the boutique both silver face edition.It does not get much wear time especially when travelling as its troublesome to flip it over for home time etc.Looking a handphone time would be easier.For my travelling,uses the standard alarm/GMT watch of GP,...