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27 September 2005, 02:06 AM | #1 |
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New strap for the JLC
Along with getting the PanoReserve, I had ordered a honey brown strap for my JLC and picked it up on the weekend as well (I didn't want to have 2 black strapped watches at this time).
I was actually hoping for the colour to be a bit darker and thought I was going to be disappointed with it, but when I saw it on the watch, things changed. It's hard to see it well in this photo (I'll take more sometime) but in person the lighter brown strap really makes the blue moonphase indicator come alive compared to the black strap. I haven't worn it much since the GO has been on my wrist since I got it, but I'm sorta anxious to wear this one too. Almost like getting a new watch!! |
27 September 2005, 02:51 AM | #2 |
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Nice watch Al but I would prefer a much darker brown with the JLC,but
out of the two watches, I much prefer the Panoreserve,now thats a very nice looking watch.
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27 September 2005, 06:25 AM | #3 |
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Hey avalon, with this watch and the panoreserve.. you have 2 of my dream watches.. congratulations.. all the best
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Al,
In the JLC and the Glashute, you have two contemporary classics. Well done!!!
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I really like it!! I like the contrast stitching too.
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Another great looking watch, Al. Have you considered a black strap for the JLC? I bet it would like striking.
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From my original post: "I didn't want to have 2 black strapped watches at this time" |
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I think it looks really sharp, and I'm not big on brown straps. You can see the blue coming out a bit more. As Dman and BruceS have taught me, straps can make an old watch brand new again.
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I still think it would look great with a black strap, though. So what if you have two black strapped watches. Unless you're like Daren and need a different strap for each day of the week.
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A nice dark blue strap would suit as well,would go with the moonphase indicator
brown looks good with gold watches.
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Interesting - I was thinking on the weekend that I paid more for the brown "American alligator" strap for the JLC than I did for a complete, genuine, Australian crocodile belt! I'll post pics of them side by side when I get home tonight. Blue would be good as well, so that might be another option down the road.... |
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From what I understand, the whole strap thing can be more addictive than the watch thing. |
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I think the brown strap looks pretty good in the picture. The real thing must look stunning.
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Nice strap, Al. I like that one on the JLCs. It has a "casual Friday" look. :-)
I got a new strap for my Master Control... exactly the same as the one that came with it, but shorter. Don't know if I'll keep the MC long, as it's really too big (40mm) for my little wrist. I'd like to find a nice dress/casual watch around 35-36mm. I'm thinking about a simple Patek 5196 if I can find one cheap enough (used.) |
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My strap is also a short one, which is the other reason I bought one at this time. I find it much better than the regular strap - the deployant no longer digs into my wrist! I agree that it gives the watch a less formal look, which I like very much. Good luck on your hunt for a Patek! I like the 3919 myself. |
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