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Yellow with gray PVD...
This way it'll match my Aquatimer 2000 Ti and Eterna KonTiki Diver ;-)
I can't wait!
Regards,
Adam
PS - And yes, JLC has certainly come a long way in a short time in this particular segment. Who knows, perhaps my next JLC will be the Navy SEALs Automatic...
Your ideal JLC Summer Watch?
Now that Summer is strongly knoking at our door, I'm curious to know which JLC you will wear and bring with you during this season and your holidays. Will you let your dressy watches in the safe, and favorize watches which will follow you in your water or...
You know my answer already, Vlad
This is the perfect summer JLC. And that is not just IMHO -- it is more like a fact. LOL. Well at least someone else approves... As you may note, already the EWC is encrusted in sand and salt from last weekend at the ocean. However, if I am lucky, the EWC...
A real tool of pleasure, Respo.
WT, Chrono and Diving in the same watch, with a shock absorber construction to protect the movement.... You are covered in almost all the situations! I feel the new Extrem Lab II may be this kind of watch, too. Next summer, maybe, we'll have the opportuni...
For the moment, I'm thinking about it.
On the final version, they removed the writings on the bezel, which is a good thing, to me. I like a lot the idea behind this watch ,especially the titanium version, with its silicon escapement, and its anti magnetic construction. Not that I would use it ...
That is a good change
that JLC removed the writings on the bezel for the final version. I look forward to seeing teh final version in the metal at some point. That might be one worth considering. I cannot get a good enough sense of this one just from the photos I have seen. re...
IMO, you need two things to fully appreciate this watch, Respo.
1/ To see it in the flesh, I totally agree, as it is much better in real than in the flesh. 2/ Then, to think about it. This year, I believe the most interesting point is that JLC released some watches to think about... The E.L II, and the Duolmetre à...
Actually, you already saw it, but maybe didn't you notice it?
Here it is: jlc.watchprosite.com You have a too qucik look at these posts, my friend. Best, Nicolas
Ohh lala.....
You are absolutely right.... I saw it, but did not notice that the writing was gone... Thank you for reminding me my friend... Still though, it is quite big for my wrist (not to mention expensive...) Thank you... Cheers
I also saw this post...
and loved the EL2 more than ever... and obviously without understanding why as I had also not noticed the (not so) missing writing on the bezel. Looks great this EL2! It has just the right amount of hi-tech without becoming a UFO for my taste. Sadly the p...
I think a big mistake was to
Call it " Tribute to Géophysic "... Some here ( me included ) were dreaming of a strict re edition of this Cult watch, and were deceived to see that it wasn't the case. I much prefer " Extrem Lab II " which better sticks to this watch, IMO. As for its pri...
Evidently affordable...
What a great conceptual phrase!! Definitely a new buzz word in my argumentation for getting new watches, thanks
This comes as no shock to anyone, but I agree with you!
My small collection doesn't include the breadth possessed by those of many here, so, unfortunately, I don't have any decision to make as to which JLC to wear. But on the rubber strap, I feel safe wearing this in the hot and humid city, the salty, sandy be...
Safe solution ...
And not a bad one! That watch is an " appel " to trips, holidays, dreams, free time, and adventures... So, it looks like an excellent companion. Best, and thanks for your input. Nicolas
Last year it was my....
Ni Nicolas, Last year it was my Polaris 68. I kept it for everything, including swimming everyday for at least a month (and excluding only showering). I will have it this summer but with a more selective use (I won't swim with it). I don't have another JL...
Jerome, I need to take a lesson or two from you
I am too fussy with my Pola '65. Even though I have put a rubber strap on mine for the summer, I have yet to take it to the ocean or use it for swimming. I keep thinking of it as a funky watch for going out and spending time with friends kind of watch. I ...
Pssst, Pssst, Respo...
What are you afraid of? The Plexy? You have a spare one, and I'm sure JLC will cange your plexy if deeply scratched... Hey, don't tell JLC that I told you that, Eeeeh? The water resistance? Well, for swimming with your watch, I think that 200 meters is en...
You are absolutely right, of course
I know what this watch was designed for, and yet I keep wearing it for fun evenings out and about. Ok, I promise to wear the Pola in the water...at sokme point this summer. Good to know about the replaceable Plexy. ;-) respo
Polaris 68 and Navy SEALs ...
A logical solution, Jerome. I don't know when JLC will release the new Navy SEALs, I hope before this summer, to see some of us testing it in real. As I'm working a bit on the Vintage Diving thema, these days, I was thinking about the modern offer, and sp...
At the moment...
I do not have a JLC sports watch... Well at least one I can use in the water.... So, probably it will be my Sub that will "serve" me this summer.... Cheers
Not a bad choice, PP...
The Rolex Sub is THE King of the Sea... You won't feel alone! Best, Nicolas
For me...
it's the Compressor Diving Chrono on articulated rubber. The adjustable clasp makes it perfect for loosening enough to not get rubber-rash, and the features are, of course, ideal for any water activity. Living in the Caribbean, it will (God willing) be my...
Another Diving choice...
I was curious to see how many Diving would spot on... That is an impressive reality! Best, Dean. Nicolas
Nico, your questions strike me hard...
... i have been talking to get one sporty JLC watch, but so far i still have not owned any. but i can get one now, i would like to Amvox 1. i think you may know why, it is simply because it can have one stone to kill two birds - Sporty and Alarm ... stefa...
One stone, two birds...
There are some JLC which " fall " in this category: Polaris, Navy SEALs Alarm, MC Diving GMT, Pro Géo, MC Memo...Without forgetting the Amvox I ( or II, or III... ) The Amvox I is a superb Summer Choice. Of course, you won't be able to swim with it, ...
I would be very happy with.................
a Master Mariner Deep Sea on my wrist, Thinking real, with the new Navy Seals Automatic 42mm, would be enough. Cheers! Vte
Aaaah, Vicente, .....
What an elegant way to spend the summer days! A MM Deep Sea would be an excellent choice, without forgetting, actually, that it is not water resistant anymore. But do we always spend our time on the beaches? Best, my friend. Nicolas
Not a JLC
because up to now I only own one vintage Memo. That on a leather strap is not the perfect summer watch. The job will be shared between the Speedy (on bracelet or its rubber coated strap), the G.O. Sport Evo and - when things get rough - my old Fortis Spac...
Interesting point, Martin
I partially agree, as indeed, the Diving JLCs will do the job in a perfect way... As well as your other watches. When I partially disagree is when you say that your Memo is not the good watch for summer. I willl elaborate all this in my answer .... Best, ...
A picture is worth a thousand words, indeed.
A Winner, and not only in my book, obviously. Cool combo, with the titanium bracelet. Not often seen. Best, Nicolas
Yep, I just love the Ti bracelet . . .
. . . it couldn't be any better match with the watch and it is oh so comfy! Dan
Great to see an exception to Sporty watches, Ken
And this one is a nice exception, and a very valuable one. Maybe I wouldn't have to bring my own answer to this thread, finally? These hot summer days don't mean, necessarily, that there is no place for dressy, elegant watches. This Memovox is a serious o...
My old beater of course! :)
In the summer I use a lot of colour on my clothes – so coloured straps it is! And if I go to the beach, I put the rubber strap on… Best Blomman...
I'll be spending the summer with this one
My first JLC and could not be happier. I will have to take some better pics, and share some impressions, but I can't hold back the enthusiasm. Thanks to Nicolas and the JLC forum for guiding me to this sweet SS '65. And thanks to Howard, who made acquirin...
Whoa, Mostel!!!!
Congratulations, my friend! I am VERY happy for you to have found this one. Welcome to the club. It is a great piece, no? The alarm is terrific and loud, right? Yes, post some more photos when you get a chance. And don't forget to post yours on the roll c...
Thank you respo
How could I forget to thank you too?? Our conversations helped push me over the edge. Let's never talk again about the Ex Lab 2!
I am glad if I had anything to do with your decision
...but the Pola 65 is such a great watch, it is an easy choice to make. And you will recall that our conversations convinced me to go for the Jumbo, and for exactly the right one, too.! We really MUST discuss the E. LAB 2 soon! LOL. respo
Mostel, it looks great. two babies within two days. Congrats.
enjoy. she has found a great home x2 best howie
Very happy to welcome you in the " Polaristi " Family, Mostel.
You caught a real nice and rare bird! Please select your best picture, and add it in our Polaris Roll Call: jlc.watchprosite.com For sure, this Polaris wil be a superb " summer choice " and companion. With this one, you combinate a sport watch, a diving w...
Thanks Nicolas
I feel extremely lucky to have 'caught' this one. Very excited to be a Polaristi. Haha.
The mother of all Compressors.
Great to see that obviously it shows some signs of hard life, Blomman. Since when do you have it? I'm thinking to get a rubber strap for my NSA, maybe the MC Diving GMT one, to give my watch some water activities without having to be worried for the strap...
Yes, of course! :)
It’s my old beater – it has been put through some pretty rough wear. No problem, that’s what it’s built for A true beater!! A rubber strap for the NSA? I need that as well, please let me know how it works out for you. Best, my frie...
I only have one JLC...
and it is hardly the ideal summer watch for the various physical activities of vacations (running, swimming, hiking and the like) but I will surely and gladly wear it for those summer evening parties such as tomorrows cocktail event with friends... I woul...
That could be a one-only JLC, Nicolaj
It is certainly worthy of the position. No, not built for summer adventures, but as you said for more elegant activities, even if it is a chrono. For instance, how long does it take for me to finish this cocktail? LOL. You and I are both on the AMVOX hunt...
Cocktail timing may well be the original intent of this chrono...
hence it only has the 30 min scale, right The Amvox hunt is on, yes. I don't think that we are hunting the same pray though. But in case we are, you already have one Amvox, so back off will ya' LOL Best regards my friend Nikolaj
Nights are as important than Days, in Summer, Nikolaj.
And there is indeed many opportunities to wear an elegant dressy watch as your Rose Gold Reverso in this season. The " Chic Du Chic ". Here is the solution: A rugged watch for everyday wear, and an elegant one for the hot and delicious summer nights. Undi...
The one and only...
Reliable, light, and importantly...rings an alarm when it's time to check on the BBQ! May we all enjoy the sun this summer. Best....
I love this sporty and dressy evolution of a same complication.
Well done, Scott. That's the kind of diversification I love. Best, Nicolas
My two summer watches...
For both surf, turf and travel my MC Diver GMT - Yes, yes I know, maybe next year I'll get it wet. N ...
Enjoyable Duo, Neil.
Yes, my friend, you should give your Polaris some " Water Time "... Don't you feel the " air de famille between these 2? Have a great summer, my friend. Best. Nicolas
Easy...
The only JLC I own, which just happens to be perfectly suited for the task, IMO: (Ordinarily it rides on articulated rubber, but I decided to switch to the diving strap for a change -- I love it) Regards, Adam PS - By the end of the month, a Swiss "Incurs...
Another vote for a Diving JLC...
And as I saw, you're expecting a 2d one, let me guess...Something black with some yellow or red accents? Who would have bet, some 8 years ago, that we would have so strong Diving watches from JLC? Interesting! Best, Nicolas
Yellow with gray PVD...
This way it'll match my Aquatimer 2000 Ti and Eterna KonTiki Diver ;-) I can't wait! Regards, Adam PS - And yes, JLC has certainly come a long way in a short time in this particular segment. Who knows, perhaps my next JLC will be the Navy SEALs Automatic....
Congratulations in advance!
Be careful, Adam, there is a wide choice among the Modern Diving watches, from the Simple Navy SEALs Auto to the sophisticated Pro Géo... And yes, I' m also thinking about adding a simple NS Auto... If only we could always have this kind of problems ...
The new Navy Seals Diving automatic looks very tempting.
It hasn't landed in my city yet, but I am looking forward to trying it on in person.
Nor it landed here, my friend.
I really wish I will be able to see it soon, and before this summer, if possible. Best, Nicolas
Super old thread but here we are again...did someone say summer watch?
This will be on my wrist this summer along with several others I suppose ...
who said summer watch?
Even though it's a quite old thread let me jump into it. nothing comparable to the Extreme Lab II, a watch that since it was released has been my dream. A pity that they are not willing to release a much more affordable version of it. However I can't be m...