Junghans Max Bill Chronoscope

[tertius]

p4dhu said:

Pesty said:

It depends.

What material is it? saphire crystal nope but if its 'plastic' then there is a product called pollywatch that will removed it very easily.

hardenned plexiglass

Which will respond to polywatch just fine.

Ikemi said:

The Junghans WorldTimer looks very 'Glashutte Panomatic', but without the huge price tag ... Nice

... and I'm sorry but that is an abomination ...

[Pesty]

p4dhu said:

hardenned plexiglass

see the link 2 posts above you last one.

Edited by Pesty on Monday 4th January 22:47

[VX Foxy]

Yes, we know Now let's have those pics!

[Ikemi]

tertius said:

p4dhu said:

Pesty said:

It depends.

What material is it? saphire crystal nope but if its 'plastic' then there is a product called pollywatch that will removed it very easily.

hardenned plexiglass

Which will respond to polywatch just fine.

Ikemi said:

The Junghans WorldTimer looks very 'Glashutte Panomatic', but without the huge price tag ... Nice

... and I'm sorry but that is an abomination ...

I admit that I'd never own one due to the lcd display and receiver signal strength indicator, but it will most likely be the closest I'll get to my grail watch; a Glashutte Panomatic Reserve.



Still I'm only 23 years old. I have some time to work towards a Glashutte!

Edited by Ikemi on Monday 4th January 23:06

[p4dhu]

thanks guys...ordered some polywatch
otherwise loving the watch...i get at least a couple of complements a week on how cool it looks

[VX Foxy]

WHAT ABOUT THE PICTURES!!