Muchas gracias, Amigo René. There were some good ones in the Compressor Family. When you think about the Extreme Lab One and Two... [nt]

Jaeger Lecoultre Master Compressor Diving GMT: The review of a Blast from a not so distant past.

By: amanico : May 28th, 2018-11:30

It was in 2007 when Jaeger Lecoultre decided to unveil their modern diving watch, the Master Compressor Diving GMT. Modern, it can be called so, as this watch was conform to the norms in that matter ( ISO 6425 ): - Protection against inadvertent rotation ...

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Jaeger Lecoultre Master Compressor Diving GMT: The review of a Blast from a not so distant past.

it was really a creative area. I still have my Master Compressor GMT that shares almost the same movement to the diving GMT

Cool one, my friend. [nt]

Nicolas what does the blue and white operating indicator do? Regards Kev. [nt]

the watch is running [nt]

Thanks Tyo but, at the risk of sounding dim, how does the blue and white indicate that the watch is running? Regards Kev. [nt]

I have never seen the watch for real I assume the blue moves from one side or another [nt]

Thanks again. Nothing too exciting then. 😏 [nt]

nope [nt]

Tyo told you all. Yes, the disc moves under the rectangle. Which indicates that the movement is running. Important for a diving watch which doesn't have a second hand. [nt]

Thanks Nicolas. Regards Kev. [nt]

ouch naked stealth navy seal

Thanks, my friend. That's a pretty cool and sensual one, indeed. [nt]

Master Compressor Diving GMT.I love this watch.

With the blue rubber strap, it is a top combo! [nt]

This would be one of my fav dive watches, if it would be 40mm instead of 44mm [nt]

40 mm? You have this one.

No, unfortunately not. I did not like the minutes hand... 🙄 [nt]

Not everybody's taste, indeed. [nt]

Hola hermano!

Muchas gracias, Amigo René. There were some good ones in the Compressor Family. When you think about the Extreme Lab One and Two... [nt]

You know your watches very well my friend ..

Too kind, my friend. Thank you! [nt]

Only in the first picture is the one in 44mm,

Indeed. Thanks, Iulian.