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21 Jan 2013 18:56

There's a difference between a watch you buy, versus one you invest in; Jaeger-LeCoultre's new Deep Sea Chronograph Cermet leans toward the latter. For this release, which is a follow up to the brand's highly successful Deep Sea Chronograph from last year, Jaegar-LeCoultre restructured the piece to increase durability. The main material here is Cermet, an "aluminum matrix coated in ceramic." Cermet is 66% lighter than titanium, and has equitable (if not greater) shock-resistance. In addition to ...
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