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George Ab · 28 October 2010, 03:41 AM

Very nice!

Tough decision, but for me it would be a tossup between the Aquatimer and the Sea-dweller.

On dive watches I went to a watch show last weekend and rubbed shoulders with the IWC and Jaeger LeCoultre reps. Could of bought a 116610LV at MSRP, but that is another story. The Navy Seal Jaeger LeCoultre that was introduced at the Basel 2010 is one of the nicest dive watches I have seen in years. Clean and not too busy as I find most JLC’s, nor too big. Also uses the cal 889 which I had in a Vacheron Overseas that uses ceramic bearings for the rotor and the balance is free-sprung.

28 October 2010, 03:41 AM	#18
George Ab "TRF" Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Real Name: George Location: Seattle Watch: One of Them Posts: 6,924	Very nice! Tough decision, but for me it would be a tossup between the Aquatimer and the Sea-dweller. On dive watches I went to a watch show last weekend and rubbed shoulders with the IWC and Jaeger LeCoultre reps. Could of bought a 116610LV at MSRP, but that is another story. The Navy Seal Jaeger LeCoultre that was introduced at the Basel 2010 is one of the nicest dive watches I have seen in years. Clean and not too busy as I find most JLC’s, nor too big. Also uses the cal 889 which I had in a Vacheron Overseas that uses ceramic bearings for the rotor and the balance is free-sprung. __________________

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