Jaeger-LeCoultre

As i told it in a previous post, i don't want to get a MC Chrono, it's a wonderful watch but too much similar to my Memovox.
I only want a watch with homemade caliber.
Which brand as JLC would you advise me?

BP Flybacks with FP1185 movement.  Not a true in-house calibre, but close enough given the close ties between FP and Blancpain.

I really like this one,


Or this one:


Here is a look at the movement:



I also like this one, GO Panograph, true in-house movement and a very unique dial, although a bit gimmiky

You should post the question on the GP forum.  I am sure Peter can give you all the information you need and more.

I don't know if this particular watch has ETA 2892 base calibre or GP 3000 base, but it does have the chrono module added on to the base, so not an 'in-house' movement.  However, if flyback is not a must, you may want to check out GP Vintage 1945 chrono, ref. 2599.  In-house column wheel movement, very comfortable to wear, more comfortable than my Grande GMT, and the stree price is quite attractive.  A gold one is about the same price as street price of Blancpain flyback in SS and way less than $7k Euro.  Search GP forum and you should see pictures of the watch in different dial and metal combination.  I am actually waiting for the delivery of mine in YG.

the Glashutte Original Panograph.  The 30-minute totalizer is unique - using a 3-pronged blade with arms of differing length - which offers one of the only non-circular totalizers.  I DON'T think it's gimmicky, and the movement is beautiful!  To me, GO is the JLC of Germany.
-Dean

A fantastic watch and essentially 'in-house' as Breguet now owns Lemania. Also no other watch uses this movement (Lemania 1372) which i quite like.

What do you think about it?
Do you know its caliber?

Do you know if JLC will launch a Master Chrono?