Diver - Depth Gauge

The watch is from a friend but he's wearing one of mine for a few weeks and I'm wearing his :-)




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and the wristshot



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wow, fine JLC !

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Original von unknown

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Great watch! :gut: Great wristshot! :gut:

Hängt mich, ich finde die Uhr wunderschön! 8o

Ganz ehrlich, ein absolut tolles Design! :verneig: :verneig:

Wow :verneig: :verneig:

Für mich großes Uhrenkino :verneig:.

Wunderschöööön !!!! :gut: :gut: :gut: :gut:

Ich liebe diese technischen Spielereien !!!

Danke für die prima Bilder !!!!

Uhrentechnik at its best, Gehäuse gewöhnungsbedürftig...aber ich bin ja lernfähig, der Omega Schornstein(ploprof) is scho sche :D

Gruß

Frank

WOW - Was für ein Teil, ich bin begeistert!

Gruß
Robby

was ist denn das links am gehäuse, wird damit irgendwie der wasserdruck und somit die tiefe berechnet ?

Sweet! Could you tell a little something about functions and features, please?

Zweite Zeitzone und Tiefeanzeige

wonderful Watch...

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Original von 116233
was ist denn das links am gehäuse, wird damit irgendwie der wasserdruck und somit die tiefe berechnet ?

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indeed, the black button measures the pressure.
when you push it you'll see that the blue hand will go from 0 till 80 meters (so the harder you press, the closer it will go to 80).

Panerai has a similar watch but the Panerai is a quartz :(
The JLC uses springs and wheels to measure the depth

Net schlecht der Wecker, Glückwunsch :gut:

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Original von unknown

indeed, the black button measures the pressure.
when you push it you'll see that the blue hand will go from 0 till 80 meters (so the harder you press, the closer it will go to 80).

Panerai has a similar watch but the Panerai is a quartz :(
The JLC uses springs and wheels to measure the depth

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cool, thx for the info :dr:

perfect watch for real fans of diving and mechanic engineering

would be interesting to read some users experience of this JLC in diving action


btw. real great shots there.

cheers

Wow, really cool watch. How does it feel on the wrist? Is it heavy?

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Original von redsubmariner
Wow, really cool watch. How does it feel on the wrist? Is it heavy?

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no, not heavy at all.
it is titanium and that makes it pretty light

Wow! Thank you for contributing these pictures. :gut:

I love the unique and distinctive design of JLC's divers. Gorgeous watch!