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Yes, the truth is that the design of this watch (and its close relatives) is somewhat atypical, but they mold well to the wrist.

I've had this watch up to three times. I sold the first one and immediately regretted it. So, as soon as I had the opportunity, I bought it again. It's not the most obvious Jaeger-LeCoultre, but I probably like it more for that too. A big hug for everyone. I read you every day even though I barely p

Hello, my friends. It’s been a long time since I’ve written on this site. I must say that I read you daily but from a discreet anonymity that I break today. Here’s my current watch collection. A vintage IWC is missing that I will show you later. Cordial greetings to all. Omega Speedmaster 125 Rolex

I love that watch.

I've always loved that watch. In the exact configuration that you have it. The last comment is very poetic. It seems to me that you have managed to express what I have only felt for one watch until now. Me, myself, was an Heuer Camaro. I deeply missed that little manual vintage chronograph which I s

I would like the set to look like this in the end. Thank you all for your participation in my thread. I wish you a very happy week. JR

I appreciate your very kind remarks. Edit: With these words I am trying to answer awkwardly to all at once.

First, I wanted to reduce my collection. Secondly, I’m going to buy a new classical guitar. A very good one, this time. And the money from the sale suits me for this purpose.

After having sold my True Second...

I used to prefer the European version of this watch. But that was only at the beginning.