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Jun 20, 2011,22:42 PM
 

I just know that I own one and I sleep with it every night.. One of my favorite creations besides my children.. Greatest christmas present ever.. Now I am just waiting on the DUO Tourb.. That I have heard rumors about in up coming years!!!!!!!!!! Will be NEXT!!! I'm preparing I'm DUO family Loyal now!!!

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Duometre QL question

 
 By: THE Paul Erhardt : June 17th, 2011-10:41
Can anyone explain the rationale behind keeping the 1/6th sec counter on a watch without a chronograph? Isn't that the kind of complication that one wouldn't want constantly running?

The main goal of the QL is accuracy.

 
 By: amanico : June 17th, 2011-11:03
1/6th of second goes in this direction. Here is the link which will explain you all: jlc.watchprosite.com = Best, Nicolas;

appreciate it

 
 By: THE Paul Erhardt : June 17th, 2011-11:29
Nicholas - Appreciate the other link and I agree that for all the emphasis placed on accuracy, a moonphase lacking in (relative) accuracy is a bit of a let down. I will also say that the letdown is only in principle, as I never wear a watch with enough fr... 

+1 to the watch being great, but...

 
 By: THE Paul Erhardt : June 17th, 2011-11:35
I personally would opt for the chronographe, since it has a more "functional" reason for having the 1/6th counter IMO. Plus I am not too keen on a 1/6th counter constantly running.

The Q.L is a more " intellectual " watch.

 
 By: amanico : June 17th, 2011-11:39
ChronoMETRY and ChronoGRAPHY are very different. The last is more spectacular, the first needs some time to fully get and appreciate it. I'm preparing something about the 2 Duometres, by the way. But, to each his own, of course. Best, Nicolas.

I love the Lunaire

 
 By: Mostel : June 17th, 2011-20:23
I think the juxtaposition of the preternaturally SLOW moving moon and lightning fast seconds, make this watch very interesting....

It is an intellectual watch

 
 By: Dr Bill : June 17th, 2011-14:03
At least it makes me think. Such things as: - why are there big holes in the dial? - why put a huge pusher on the case that ideally only needs to be used every three years? - why the pointer date that's so hard for us old guys to read? - why such a huge c... 

Don't start asking reasonable questions Dr. Bill

 
 By: Mostel : June 17th, 2011-20:25
You won't have any fun. I have to say, your questions are very valid... I just feel an emotional delight looking at the watch.

Some answers...

 
 By: chintu : June 21st, 2011-03:22
1. The big holes on the dial if youare referring to the two power reserve indicators are in fact a nice touch. The power reserve-indicator-triangles actually move to create the illusion that the pointer is moving. And it naturally shows a bit of the movem... 

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 By: Bambam6862 : June 20th, 2011-22:42
I just know that I own one and I sleep with it every night.. One of my favorite creations besides my children.. Greatest christmas present ever.. Now I am just waiting on the DUO Tourb.. That I have heard rumors about in up coming years!!!!!!!!!! Will be ...