A Week On The Wrist: The Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic True Second
You first heard about the Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic True Second here on HODINKEE back in September, and the watch, as you would expect from a descendant from the original Geophysic – one of the most famous cult-collectible watches not only from JLC but of all time – generated a lot of excitement. The earlier Geophysic 1958 models, from 2014, which you can take a look at here if you need a quick refresher, were a real crowd pleaser, as you would expect from their very close resemblance to the original 1958 chronometer grade, antimagnetic (to 600 Gauss) watches made to celebrate the International Geophysical Year. The new Geophysic True Second, however, is more than just a celebration of the original – it is, as we reported at launch, very much a new interpretation of the idea of a no-nonsense, high precision, exact but unobtrusive tool watch. 1 OF 12 Two of the newest features of the new True Second, in fact, are pretty dramatically different from both t

Another Belated Incomer !! 48mm BEAST
Got this a few weeks ago, haven't gotten a chance to post it up !For those who have seen it in person, you can appreciate the quality/details and finishing as with most AP's prob.. However, the ceramic really must be seen in person, the brushing of the case/bezel is unreal when the sun hits it Wears really well despite its size

New Hodinkee Video of a Patek 5270
Love these vids that come from Hodinkee. For your enjoyment! .hodinkee/blog/patek-p...e-5270g-review

Deepsea +8 seconds in 45 days
It has been on my wrist and in winder as well. Propably position when resting in winder has been favourable too. It is just amazing what these beautiful pieces are capable of.

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