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How to spent the last hour of the last afternoon of 2015...?
Of course; in watch shops Had to pick up this book and they promised a glass of champagne while doing so ;-) And while being inside...why not try something new on the wrist? I have to conclude that it is a very nice and comfortable case. Size is just perf...
It is a very nice piece
The two screws didn\'t bother me either Maybe the overall diameter could have been slightly smaller, but the size would not be a decision point for me A beautiful effort by JLC, with a lovely dial and an interesting movement Cheers, John
Indeed.. I'm still very much in love with this one, since day 1 !..Got lots of wrist time too !!
Just sending New Year\'s Greetings on Jan 1.. Geophysic UT.. Pure pleasure for me ! Cheers & Best, hs ...
It looks good on your wrist, Arie, so...
you know what that means. Right, Vlad? BTW, what is the relevance of all those early 20th Century scientists with JLC?
Yes I like it a lot too.
Way more than expected. But this guy has been lingering in my mind for a long time. But I do already have a chronograph...and no world timer...so who knows what will happen this year. But it\'s just day 1 so let\'s wait and see. First let things sink in a...
Hi Arie, this world time looks good and also has a ...
deadbeat seconds hand. Did you get it? Cheers Gordon
Correct
indeed it has. It is a very nice watch and it impressed me. Did not get it though. My wife was the lucky one on the last day of 2015. Got her the real Hulk(ess) Rolex.
Its a very nice watch. I still dont understand why those two screws are needed.
Montblanc has a similar watch without the screws.
Ok. I understand. But why only JLC?
Montblanc and Vacheron for instance do not have the screws to fix their dials.
I really have no idea
the sales rep couldn't tell me either so I guess the JLC man has to enlighten us ;-)
