Jaeger-LeCoultre

Finally got my extreme lab 2 back from service. I had the custom strap waiting. I had to give them my old strap to use the hardware. They said they weren’t sure if they could get the buckle to work so I just asked them to put on a standard one. It a

The heft of the PT case is impressive. ... as is the horological content ! Hot weather is forecasted for the next days so put it on a rubber strap in order to protect my usual leather straps from sweat. Best, Gerard

The reissue, not the vintage, this time. I think I even prefer it to the Tribute to Polaris. for me, the best Tribute the ever made. Best, Nicolas

Bigger dimensions but wears surprisingly comfortable due to the lightness of titanium case and vulcanized rubber bracelet.

Long time no see. Hard to beat, in my opinion. Best, Nicolas

Long time I didn't post some photos of this watch, here. It will be part of my October rotation, and maybe for a longer time. No wonder why it is one of my favorite, if not my absolute favorite Jaeger Lecoultre watch. Best, Nicolas

This is a picture of a Geophysic 1958 with the caseback off. Do you see that black perforated ring between the movement and the case? What is it? I'd think "it's just a spacer ring filling the difference in size between the movement and case" but I've nev

Some extra pics I didn't publish, yet. If you exclude the Tribute to Polaris and the Deep Sea Alarm, this is my favorite modern Jaeger Lecoultre. Especially with ( or because of ) its black dateless dial. And for this superb view on the manual winding mov