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Your Jaeger Lecoultre Summer Watch?
At first thought, it may sound like a silly question: There is no season to wear a Jaeger Lecoultre. I strongly believe that you can wear any JLC all along the year, and that the choice depends on the moment and place. For example, a Reverso Septantième ...
What a timely post Nicolas.
Just a few hours ago I was wrestling with which two watches to take with me for a week in the South Florida sun. I am sitting in Heathrow Terminal 5 enjoying a bit of early dinner and reading your post ahead of my flight. These are the two I chose to acco...
For me, my TTDS and my trusty E855
As you rightly say, the TTDS can go everywhere, and the E855 is nice to wear in most climates with a steel bracelet. ...
The big boy EL II is my summer companion
definitely for all sporty and casual activities. Fits great when I am wearing polos or tees with shorts. I think a chrono on rubber strap is a plus for sporty activities. Maybe the EL II is not so appropriate for summer fine dining but we do not go to 4-s...
I loved the EN II a lot when I could test it for a summer on the wrist review.
Very cool and interesting watch.
The Polaris is such a cool watch!! I love it! And with these beautiful clear water as background...
... the Polaris looks so sweet in its element!! Fantastic shots Tyo! Cheers! Abel
Summer
I would go for either of these but preferably the Deep Sea Chrono Vintage Cermet Still dreaming for the Duometre Chronograph Platinum Boutique White Dial ...
Hello my dear Nicolas!! Your post is a feast for the eyes!! What a superb array of wonderful watches...
... shown in your usual stunning photography!! I would associate the title "summer watch" with the more sporty line of watches you show, but it is interesting to have at hand any of the other more "serious" models for a rather formal dinner by the sea, or...
I never had a problem with my Tributes. And I wear them each summer, by the beaches or at the pools. As for the strap on my TT Polaris 68...
It is a proto which never saw the light... Un abrazo, Amigo mio. Nicolas
Yes, I understand. Guess it is only me and my own preventions about risking the watch...
... but may be I shouldn´t worry about. Beautiful straps indeed! It´s a shame they never passed to production! I´m still looking for a nice set of straps for my Polaris and DSA US to replace the OEM ones. Muchas gracias mi amigo! Un abrazo! Abel