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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

Help with info on movement Tiffany& co pocket watch
I'm new to this and need help on a movement info in this watch that has been in my family for a very long time. Any info would be great. Case is marked 201352.

Watch History-JLC
Here is a brief timetable on JLC. If anyone has, please add some pics of JLC watches and other historical info:Founding date 1833HeadquartersVall¨¦e de Joux, SwitzerlandThe history of Jaeger-LeCoultreFounded in 1833, Jaeger-LeCoultre has been acknowledged since the 19th century as the “Grande Maison” of the Vall¨¦e de Joux. With over 200 patents and more than 1,000 different calibres developed and crafted under one roof, several icon models such as the Reveros, the Duoplan or the Atmos, it is one of the most important and most innovative players in watchmaking history.1833 A pioneer in the field of precision and a brilliant inventor, Antoine LeCoultre (1803-1881) founded his workshop in the Vall¨¦e de Joux, the paradise of Grandes Complications.1844 Invention of the world’s most accurate instrument: the Millionometer makes it possible to measure the micron.1847 Invention of the keyless winding mechanism: the first reliable system eliminating the need for keys either to

On The Wrist Today- Sunday 2/12/2012
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Question - where to sell a Patek?
So, I was thinking, if I were to buy a Patek for 100K and then flipped it in 10 years... where would I sell it? I just don't think that this would be suitable for a forum sales area would be sufficient exposure? Am I wrong?