The new JLC Geophysic True second

[herbertpocket]

Stunning watch

[alslater]

I've no idea why, but where they've put the lume dots made me angry. And the one at twelve is slightly out.

Might be mis-recalling - but the original geophysic had them on the inside of the crystal, hence the position of them on new generation is a nod to that ..

al

[Rob]

They had this in the JLC boutique when I popped in yesterday....for some reason the bezel was covered in noticeable scratches....maybe it was a prototype or something but I found it rather odd.

[Ukboweldoc]

Holy thread resurrection !
This is now discontinued I believe - has anyone owned one or own one ?
Reliable ? Service costs ? I note that Rolex had a dead beat automatic in the past and it was fairly unreliable.

[MartynJC (UK)]

Holy thread resurrection !
This is now discontinued I believe - has anyone owned one or own one ?
Reliable ? Service costs ? I note that Rolex had a dead beat automatic in the past and it was fairly unreliable.

Tis indeed a zombie resurrection? I did have one for a while but not long enough to comment on reliability or service costs. I think JLC publish their service costs online so you could check there. I had the world time for a while





Superb craftsmanship. I think JLC is under rated.

[Slamdoor]

Garrick have introduced a deadbeat too. https://garrick.co.uk/products/s2-timepiece

[Broussard]

Weirdly, shortly after this thread was started, I was commissioned to write about that JlC.

https://www.esquire.com/uk/watches/a...-beat-seconds/

Looking back, it needs a decent edit, and most of the photos seem to have disappeared. But there’s still *some* useful info in there. Probably.