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I am afraid ...
Oct 08, 2009,05:12 AM
that it will go the exact other way...
the watch will be big (like in "very big" at least for my taste) and complicated.
that's all I know (or that I can say )
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O o o o o... I know I know....
By: Bruce-YVR : October 7th, 2009-17:25
Mechanical depth gauge for MC Diving Pro Geographic... so for this climb... the 3rd creation will be "mechanical altimeter MC Ascent Pro Geograhic" The Flipper
I was sure you would ask that, Respo
By: amanico : October 7th, 2009-22:40
Really don't know, but my guess is that if JLC makes such a tease, it is because they are close to communicate on it... Let's wait and see! I'd love to see a very simple Extrem Compressor, with some chronometric virtues... Is that why they make a link wit...
For once I sincerely hope you're wrong!
By: Dje : October 8th, 2009-02:51
Hi Nicolas, I hope you're wrong. I hope to see a new Geophysic next year. But an Extreme version, in a huge case (large and thick), would mean a wasted year for me. I'd like to see a reasonable size (40 to 42 max, 38 or 39 would be better), would be happy...
We'll see, Jerome
By: amanico : October 8th, 2009-03:23
I'm still dreaming of an updated Geophysic, in a sober case... I hope we'll have an answer soon! Best, Nicolas
I am afraid ...
By: time2tic : October 8th, 2009-05:12
that it will go the exact other way... the watch will be big (like in "very big" at least for my taste) and complicated. that's all I know (or that I can say )
I agree completely with Dje...
By: nwp627 : October 8th, 2009-17:16
...a simple Geophysic of reasonable size with a 200 meter depth rating would be fantastic. From this forum to the eyes of JLC! N
That is an awesome idea...
By: respo : October 8th, 2009-06:36
...an extreme compressor geophysic chronometre... drooling! respo This message has been edited by respo on 2009-10-08 06:37:42
Are you.....
By: MiniCooper : October 9th, 2009-13:46
sure that you want to find out?? lol Cheers
I know....
By: MiniCooper : October 12th, 2009-11:40
exactly what you mean.... I have the same feeling with the AMVOXes...... Cheers ps PM sent
It has to be...
By: david.graham : October 8th, 2009-05:47
Another watch in the Extreme range, based on the location of the adventure. How intruiging. Cheers David
Doesn't the first picture show an EWC?
By: expwmbat : October 8th, 2009-06:46
It certainly looks like he's using the chronograph, and it's not a 1958 Geo or Extreme Lab. Oh, I dream of a day when the Extreme Lab is attainable for the average collector... DJK
Not only a problem of affordability, my friend
By: amanico : October 8th, 2009-06:49
But also of scarcity... This Extrem Lab will be made in a very few pieces ( maybe 3 or 4 ) each year for 4 or 5 years. It may really be the rarest modern JLC! Best, Nicolas
I love the A III, Rick!
By: amanico : October 8th, 2009-21:42
To me it is a very appealing watch, but it has a price... Best, Nicolas
It does look suspiciously like an EWC...
By: respo : October 8th, 2009-11:32
...and the EWC is not mentioned in the press release, right? So, perhaps it is a new version of the EWC to be expected or perhaps some other Extreme that has pushers/crowns in the same positions on the dial. It is so fruitless to speculate, and yet I cann...
No, I don't think...
By: respo : October 8th, 2009-11:43
...I am making travel arrangments right now for Nepal. Stop interrupting me. ;-) respo
Interesting input, Rick
By: amanico : October 9th, 2009-08:18
I agree that the association between JLC, and Aston Martin or Tides of Time is really interesting, as it reflects a common philosophy in both cases. With the Navy Seals, the story is to be written, still, IMO. Let's be clear, the watches which were born f...
Thanks, Rick
By: amanico : October 9th, 2009-13:41
I'm very excited by this perspective, indeed. If only I could be in the Secrets of God... Best, Nicolas