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High-Gear · 28 March 2006, 12:38 PM

That was a great review. I have a ML Les Classiques Moonphase. Not an auto, so the quartz makes accuracy testing a non issue. Seems to be a well made piece, and has a function where the chronometer doesn't always have to reset to zero. You can set it to a previous "lap" time and start timing from there. When you reset for say the next runner, it goes back to the previous time, not zero. Every thing I have heard about ML is great, even though they are not mainstream. For under a $1,000, I think it is a much better buy than some of the other brands abailible.

28 March 2006, 12:38 PM	#9
High-Gear Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Kansas, USA Posts: 70	That was a great review. I have a ML Les Classiques Moonphase. Not an auto, so the quartz makes accuracy testing a non issue. Seems to be a well made piece, and has a function where the chronometer doesn't always have to reset to zero. You can set it to a previous "lap" time and start timing from there. When you reset for say the next runner, it goes back to the previous time, not zero. Every thing I have heard about ML is great, even though they are not mainstream. For under a $1,000, I think it is a much better buy than some of the other brands abailible.

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