Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving Chronograph GMT Navy SEALs Luxury Watch Review

http://www.thewatchbox.com/watches/jaeger-lecoultre/#watches The U.S. Navy SEALs and Jaeger-LeCoultre may not seem like natural partners. One thrives on high stakes, and the other concentrates on high horology. Both kick ass in their own way. And that might be the key to the 46mm Master Compressor Diving Chronograph GMT Navy SEALs in 18-karat rose gold. It’s counter-intuitive at first glance and it's got a mammoth name, but it definitely kicks ass. As one of only 500 units produced, it's also one exclusive badass. At 46mm with a brushed rose gold case case and a scratch-defeating ceramic bezel, the Chronoraph GMT Navy SEALs gets off to a storming start. Its beefcake proportions and butch details ace the combat diver look, and the combination of a chronograph with a dual-time seems like a pretty universal combo. Those are the ultimate everyday complications whether you're a weekend warrior or the real thing. Moreover, Jaeger-LeCoultre ensures that the second time zone offers some of the advantage of a true 24-hour GMT by incorporating a day/night indicator for the reference time hand. And when the second timezone is unneeded, the user can hide it under the superimposed local time hour hand; it disappears. JLC and the Navy SEALs have collaborated on field-testing of the SEALs line. Members of the elite unit have been issued pre-production prototypes in order to stress test the development units. As a consumer, the benefit is clear: a more resilient watch. Ceramic is used