Felix Scholz
I'm on the record as saying I'm not a chronograph guy, and, by and large, that's true. However, there are exceptions, and this year's Master Chronograph from Jaeger-LeCoultre is definitely one of them. Like the rest of the collection, it's a smart, simple design that's clearly vintage in inspiration but doesn't suffer from retro overload. In addition to the good looks, JLC has delivered the perfectly sized package at 40mm, and the movement is, as you would expect from the brand, top notch. In fact, the only negative point for me is that such a great movement is hidden away behind a solid back. But that's really the only hole I can pick in what is otherwise an exceptionally pretty picture.Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Chronograph Australian PricingJaeger-LeCoultre Master Chronograph in steel, $11,700[creativeassets_jlc]
15.09.17