Hands-On: The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Chronograph, And More Thoughts On "In-House"
The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Chronograph is a pretty unique offering nowadays – an under $10K chronograph with a great look, an in-house movement, and a very versatile design. It’s not a new watch – the Master Chronograph was first introduced five years ago, in 2010, and the movement – the Jaeger-LeCoultre self-winding chronograph caliber 751 – was introduced all the way back in 2005. At the time, it was introduced as the very first automatic chronograph ever produced by Jaeger LeCoultre, and while no one was exactly surprised to see one from JLC it was still greeted with a lot of fanfare, and rightly so – a new automatic chronograph movement from any manufacturer is always a big event, simply because self-winding chronographs are actually hard to design – as a witness to that just consider the fact that of all the complications, the very last to appear was the automatic chronograph, and that it showed up in 1969 which was the same year the firs

15400 date wheel
I happened to change the date on my 15400 this morning at around 9:00 AM because I was a day behind. As I was winding, the gears seemed to be tight and it didn't appear that the date was changing properly. Is there a specific time that you can not adjust the date with on this movement?

discount
what percentage can i expect on a 15400 white face? NEW ONLY. thanks in advance!

Planet Ocean bezel play / feels flimsy - is this normal?
Hi folks: I've recently bought an older planet ocean chrono. It's from 2006, reference 2150.50. Love the watch, overall looks really nice and runs great. However when I compare it with my Rolex subc I find the PO bezel feels quite loose (yes I understand it's an aluminium insert) . The click is smoother, but when you touch the bezel gently there's some play. The bezel clicks fine and lines up fine otherwise. Is this expected ? Other watch I've owned is Tudor blackbay and a Seiko tuna and the bezel action feels quite tight and firm on those.I also noticed the bracelet is much nicer on the Rolex with much better tolerance and less play.Cheers

5204p (black dial) vs 5370p
Hey allI am having tough time to pick 5204p or 5370p for few months. Every single day I pick the other one. Price is not the issue between those 2 for me. Here are my pros and cons for each of them. 5204p- it has a perpetuel calendar complication that I do not have in my collection. But in the same time I do not really like manuel winding mechanism in perpetual also I prefer apperture display which only 5208 has- it matches better with matt black strip compared to 5370p - on my wrist it feels a little bit small- it is just like 35k more expensive than 5370p and you have perpetual5370p- with its case, size, email dial and breguet numbers it looks great and I think it looks better than 5204p- I feel like it has a better future value- For my wrist size is great- however I have great watches by getting this one my collection will still lack of perpetualThis is how it is for me and looking to hear your comments...Thanksggencerr on instagram