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JLC Master Ultra Thin cal 849
Hanging out at work with the JLC Master Ultra Thin.. my favourite work watch 
Very nice watch Bill!
Is the dial black as well? Or is it dark blue? It is hard to tell on your pictures.
The basic ultra thin are quite rare, but the titanium and white gold editions even more rare!
@Nicolas: would you have a family shot? I don't remember seeing one.
All the best,
É.
The basic ultra thin are quite rare, but the titanium and white gold editions even more rare!
@Nicolas: would you have a family shot? I don't remember seeing one.
All the best,
É.
Only wore the watch once a year with my Tux. Got hocked on vintage Rolex. Still have a few JLCs in the collection. [nt]
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Yep, that is often how these things go. If you're not really wearing it, then might as well make way for others. [nt]
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It is amazing g-how a different dial can provide such a different feeling on the same watch. [nt]
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Yes, indeed...like an entirely different watch with merely a dial change. [nt]
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Great watch
You be of my most favorite thin watches. The movement is a marvel itself!
Mine says hi to yours!
I think it is also my favorite work watch, such a low profile one from far, and a stunning beauty from close.
I am also very happy to have like you the "s" version. That little "s" which added to the reference number means see through back and blued screws on the movement, oh yeah that's nice!
Mine is quite 'marked' as I wear it lots. Nevermind, as long as it tick and makes me happy when looking at it, who cares!
Enjoy yours and wear it in good health!
Best,
É.
I am also very happy to have like you the "s" version. That little "s" which added to the reference number means see through back and blued screws on the movement, oh yeah that's nice!
Mine is quite 'marked' as I wear it lots. Nevermind, as long as it tick and makes me happy when looking at it, who cares!
Enjoy yours and wear it in good health!
Best,
É.