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Probably!!! But I still have a mortgage to pay 🤣🤣🤣🤣
And have to pay for rent on an apartment in Cali, in addition to my mortgage on the east coast 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Well…
Don’t understand the pt diver concept…
A jacuzzi diver…
Love it in steel… with its black dial !
A jacuzzi diver…
Love it in steel… with its black dial !
Well, even if it is a modern evocation of the Polaris, it is not really seen as a Diver. But I do see your point.
Always liked these Master Compressor models.
Watches with a strong character and this PT version is no exception!
That's it. Strong character, charm, daring, original... The good ( not so ) old times.
May use it as an alternative dive weight!
Looks great - and rather stealthy too.
Always drawn to this model - unfortunately it's a bit too chunky for me.
Cool watch nonetheless
Cheers
JML
Always drawn to this model - unfortunately it's a bit too chunky for me.
Cool watch nonetheless
Cheers
JML
Nico, you're opening that Compressor door again!
This was the only "sport" model that JLC did as part of the 250pc platinum series.
I still stand by what I wrote in earlier posts: just as Patek has Aquanaut and Nautilus, JLC could do well with Polaris and Compressor. One has exceptionally gorgeous dials (Polaris) while the other has true "beater" qualities (Compressor).
JLC wrote about the Compressor water proofing system years ago saying, "This is the best long-term solution that we have found for maintaining water resistance." It was simple, cool, and visually it was iconic since no other company bothered to pursue the same method. It gave the brand a signature look that was identifiable. Beyond that, the strap-change system on the last Compressor Chronograph - borrowed from the Extreme series, was so great because it wasn't proprietary. as long as clients kept using the solid bars with each strap, you could put on any strap you so desired.
-Dean
Dean you know I am in full agreement with you on that matter. A pity JLC gave up the Compressor Line AND daring / sporty watches.
