Jaeger-LeCoultre

I read that Jaeger Lecoultre preferred to give up with German Silver for the Duometre movements, which are now made in brass, because it was not qualitative enough... Well... When I see that: I still wonder who will complain about german silver movements... Best, Nicolas

"Clients will have the option to send their individual to the Horological Society of New York for Chronometer Certification . This testing process takes about four weeks to complete and can be added during checkout for a cost of $300."

Anyone get their watch delivered?

I have a question I would like to get the answer to. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

This was the first watch I bought myself. The initial toe down the rabbit hole. I have nicer options now, but I still happily come back to it occasionally. I never see other Farers here (and admittedly they are not anything close to high horology), but I really like the brand for its price point giv

Freshly baked sourdough bread, almost as tasty as the Spedmaster )