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From JLC, the only watches I would like to have first are the MMR and the QP 8Days SQ LooooL!!!
Hope to see you soon, and have more time^^ (but now, I know your hiding) 
Navy Seals...
By: david.graham : January 29th, 2009-00:52
Hi Nicolas, Thanks for this great report, these are two watches that I am very interested in, especially the Alarm as it is exactly what I was hoping JLC would produce - namely a legible diving tool watch with alarm calibre. My only complaint - why are th...
I agree Nicolas..
By: david.graham : January 29th, 2009-08:17
That the titanium Navy Seal watches are fantastic and I am very keen on both, probably more so the alarm version. My point regarding LE's is that it makes them much more difficult to come by in the market place. If the alarm version is as popular as these...
I bet more editions to come
By: respo : January 29th, 2009-11:33
Hi David, reflecting on what JLC has done in recent years with its popular watches (AMVOX 1 and 2, the Squadras, EWC, EWA, etc.), if the NSA turns out to be popular, JLC will probably reissue it in another limited edition with some slight variation that y...
I'm ok now...
By: david.graham : January 30th, 2009-00:33
Hi Robert, I take on board what you are saying, but that kinda begs the question why LE in the first place. Instead of offering LE after LE, slightly altering a popular design, just settle on one and get it into the range. Sorry to prattle-on about this, ...
Keep on saying it
By: respo : January 30th, 2009-05:22
I don't disagree with you, and there are probablyt a llot of us who share your view. Maybe JLC will listen. Always good to hear from you. It has been very cold here, by the way. Must be time for you to visit the States again. LOL. respo
Nicolas...
By: david.graham : February 2nd, 2009-00:36
You are probably right about the size of the LE, ie; 1500 - quite a lot really. I'm sure if I want to pursue this model I will get one. Thanks for your sterling work in your reports from SIHH. I think the Tourbillon perpetual calender is one of the most b...
Thumbs up for the Alarm!
By: Starman : January 29th, 2009-01:05
Hi Nicolas, I was waiting for this post and very happy with the pictures and text. Totally agree with you; the Alarm Seal is the one. It has some great proportions and a very nice dial as far as you can tell from a photo. So now we have the AmvoxI, the Po...
Do I, don't I?
By: Bretta : January 29th, 2009-01:29
Thanks for the post, Nicolas... I have been eagerly awaiting this one. I have to say that I don't care much for the rose gold version either... I just don't see the point in this particular offering. The chrono is OK, but I absolutely love the "NSA" I thi...
GMT and NSA
By: respo : January 29th, 2009-07:28
I have to admit the MCGMT Diver has really grown on me. It helps that there have been some fantastic photos of the watch posted on this forum. they are really two different watches, but I find that the GMT's design is really striking, a fairly simple dial...
Wow, Clavi, am I dreaming or what?
By: amanico : January 29th, 2009-11:50
YOU, a Vintage Lover, are beginning to let transpire some signs of infedility? LOL You're right, my friend. I too think that this is the more elaborated of the Compressor Watches. But, as big fans of the Memovox, we may be biased, don't you think? Biased,...
silent does not mean dead...
By: Ilja : January 30th, 2009-06:02
Hi Nico, I disagree that the brand was " several moments on to die" . The only moment I'm aware of, was the so called 70's Quartz krisis. When looking into the younger history of JLC ownership it is significant that after the buy-out of Mannesmann (see Vo...
Hi, LW
By: amanico : January 29th, 2009-14:01
I do appreciate the strap, as it is, IMO, the best combo for the NSA. The Nato is not bad, either. Of course, it will also be great for the Diving Chrono! you will be able to ask to your AD for this strap when the watch will be avalaible, as some of us di...
2 out of 3 ain't bad
By: respo : January 29th, 2009-06:00
I agree with you Nicolas, I don't get the RG version so of these diving watches at all. But I do like both the alarm and the chrono Navy Seals. The addition of a second time zone with a second hour hand to the chrono is brilliant. I also really like the d...
Same here Al
By: Starman : January 29th, 2009-12:51
But I had the same problem with the Amvox being somehow related to a car brand. But I have to admit that the alarm looks great. Just don't want to be caught by a muslim terrorist with this thing on my wrist (no, no don't look at the back!!). Cheers, Starm...
Agree on the Pro Geo
By: L.W : January 30th, 2009-00:41
I love it. It is the best one in the diving collection. Just tried it at AD last week and totally fall in love with it. It wasn't as big as I thought it would be and it doesn't weight more than my diving chrono either. But...when I saw the price tag, I al...
thanks for the report
By: CHRIS : January 29th, 2009-13:00
Nicholas, another first class report and very honestly compiled. I would agree that the alarm was the best of the three. I must say though that in the flesh the brushed rose gold chrono and pro geographic were better than I would have imagined. The slight...
Hi, Christian,
By: amanico : January 29th, 2009-13:19
I totally agree with you that before any definitve judgement on a watch, it has to be seen in the flesh. Thanks for your nice words, by the way. It was my pleasure to meet you in Geneva. Just hope that we'll have the occasion to meet again! Best, Christia...
Excellent post Nicolas....
By: E.J. : January 29th, 2009-14:53
thanks for your information and your work... Nice watches, indeed. Another great work by JLC... You know me, my friend.... I´m a "base and simply boy" (LOL), so my prefer one is the N.S.A. But I´d be a happy man with the Chrono version... if I can´t hunt ...
The vintage watch.
By: BDLJ : January 29th, 2009-15:37
It appears that the second hand is off a Seiko 6105 series diver - the 'stoplight' hand. Another great post. which also clears up which models have the crystal engraved. I've said it before but JLC joins the likes of Luminox etc in this 'collaboration" wi...
I love the SEAL alarm!
By: dxboon : January 30th, 2009-03:31
Thanks for the reviews, Nicolas. I'd have to agree with you and say I prefer the Navy SEAL alarm of the three. IMO it's BY FAR the most successful realization from this partnership with the Navy. The other two watches in the line don't speak to me. I thin...
Alarm calibre 956
By: swimgc : February 7th, 2009-16:40
This alarm mechanism, is this the same as that found in the MC extreme geographic version ? Does this also have the special alloy with the gong attached to the middle of the case ? or is this the old MC memovox calibre with ceramic ball bearings ?
Hi, swimgc,
By: amanico : February 7th, 2009-20:07
The Movement on the Navy SEALs Alarm will be the same than the one used in the E.W.A and on the Polaris. I invite you to read Jerome's recent post about this question: jlc.watchprosite.com All is here... Best, and ...WELCOME HERE! Looking forward to here ...
hey amanico
By: marcus wroe : March 16th, 2009-16:18
great report thanks. this is only my second time on here proper- guess what? i have 'taken the plunge' my friend already! i have paid £2k deposit and have a guaranteed NS GMT chrono. hurray! i dont have a GMT in my collection at all and when- not if (!) t...
An impressive plunge, indeed, Marcus
By: amanico : March 16th, 2009-20:27
Nice selection, my friend. The N.S Chrono GMT is very tempting, indeed, wirh its strong, dark " allure ". I loved it a lot, but went on the Alarm, becasue I'm a sucker for the Memovoxes, and becaue we sadly can't get all. As for the Polaris, you know my f...