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Vintage question
I was looking at this JLC Duo Date (Ref.: 2701), but I am a bit concerned about the fact that the watch just underwent a extensive JLC service and original parts might have been replaced.
What is your view?
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Vintage question
I was looking at this JLC Duo Date (Ref.: 2701), but I am a bit concerned about the fact that the watch just underwent a extensive JLC service and original parts might have been replaced. What is your view? ...
Here is the black dialed version.
And one which developed a superb patina; Best, Nicolas ...
Thanks!
But would you go for it with a JLC service just completed? It was 1.6k apparently…
It looks very original (except the crown)
We can see that the dial is in original condition (check the ageing of the zapon for example). It is a very clean example (but definitely not redone), and the service is a good thing if you intend to wear it. Except the crown, none of the visible parts se...