ChristianDK
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Diameter
Is only one limited measure of a watch size and much less of its wrist presence, my dear friend. God gave me very big wrists, and as much as I love the MUT it doesn’t appear to be a good match 😀
A rarity: Jaeger Lecoultre Master Ultra Thin 34 Skeleton in white gold.
Issued in 2004, I could see the MUT 34 Skeleton in white gold on pictures, only, till recently. This is the 34 mm case, 5, 75 mm high of the first version with a skeletonized movement, the Cal 849. Limited to 75 pieces. They made a lot of versions of the ...
wow! that is stunning.
Never knew this existed, 34mm is such a great size for a dress watch, companies need to bring this size back.
Very nice - does it have different lugs to other versions
Great watch - but from the photos the lugs look much squarer than other versions of the MUT 34. Cheers JML
Amazing
and those dimensions are so impressive. Even if I don’t wear a MUT well, I have always been a fan of the concept and and enjoy pictures.
Diameter
Is only one limited measure of a watch size and much less of its wrist presence, my dear friend. God gave me very big wrists, and as much as I love the MUT it doesn’t appear to be a good match 😀
It would be cool to see...
the 34mm next to the 38mm, 3.6mm thick, 100 pc LE that was in 2016, especially considering they are both using the same movement. I think seeing how JLC's skeletonizing has matured would be interesting. -Dean
That will be a tough challenge... As I would have to find the MUT 34 Skeleton I posted along with the MUT 38 Skeleton Enamel. Two rare birds. But you are right, this would be interesting.
What I can do is posting the link of my review on the MUT 38 Skeleton, www.watchprosite.com