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Two points about the Niton; in the 1920/30s Niton were known for their Jump hour watches, secondly their exquisite movements were used by everyone from Patek & Audemars to Cartier - and - I am really pleased to see that their new movement is, aesthetically, one of the nicest looking movements to come out of Switzerland in the last few years. And I am also pleased that it is a rectangular movement for the rectangular case.
The source behind the Jaeger-LeCoultre report frequently publishes market rumours, some of which later prove unfounded, such as past speculation surrounding Alessandro Michele, Pierpaolo Piccioli and John Galliano.
I'm not too bummed about the Starfield, there's no way you develop a system like that to use it on 20 watches. Any thoughts on the change in movement?
Two points about the Niton; in the 1920/30s Niton were known for their Jump hour watches, secondly their exquisite movements were used by everyone from Patek & Audemars to Cartier - and - I am really pleased to see that their new movement is, aesthetically, one of the nicest looking movements to come out of Switzerland in the last few years. And I am also pleased that it is a rectangular movement for the rectangular case.
The source behind the Jaeger-LeCoultre report frequently publishes market rumours, some of which later prove unfounded, such as past speculation surrounding Alessandro Michele, Pierpaolo Piccioli and John Galliano.