Jaeger-LeCoultre

... to win those cases were any defence has thought to be futile!

So I am eagerly awaiting your defence!

 

But lately I have got the impression that you may have been

disregarding what Marlowe said: Never fall in love with a client!

 

Best to you

Christian

But you'll have a bit to wait for the 2d part of the plead...I think you will die! LOLOLOL
Never falling in love with clients, for sure, but there are more sympathic than others! LMAO
Best.
Nicolas

Is the MMR in titanium better finished than the platinum version (or what we can see of the platinum version, anyway)?

For example, the hammers look a bit rough on the platinum version but appear perfectly beveled and nearly black polished on the titanium version.

I think it's more due to the dust on the crystal ,rather to a less well finish on the platinum version.

But the thing is also that  JLC made some evident efforts to realise this open dial on the titanium model.

As the finish is different, some can think that it's better...

I have a prefernce for the Titanium, as I said in the review, but it's really a matter of taste.

Thanks for the nice words, jt.

Best.

Nicolas

and the photos are No1....many thanks

kindest regards,

Jack

-The Applied Numbers and Indexes on the dial are in gold.
-The sound of the MMR is over 60 Decibels!
-For acoustical reasons, the gongs are squarred ended.
-The plates and the bridges are ruthenium finished.
-50 meters Waterproof, whihch is, AFAIK, unique for a Minute Repeater.
-The only one bad thing is that the folding buckle is in SS, JLC should have made it in Titanium for the Titanium MMR!

Best.
Nicolas
This message has been edited by amanico on 2008-01-23 06:00:08