JLC Master Calendar Owners?

[Jerrocop]

I love the looks of the last two generations of this reference and now I'm considering adding one to the lineup. Particularly the Q1558420 produced 2013-2019(?).
Can anyone tell me if that reference is an annual calendar? My Google searches can neither confirm nor deny.

[misochew]

Just paste that reference number into Chrono Two Four and you’ll know

[AEC]

The Master Calendar does not have an annual calendar complication.

JLC watches are the sort you can appreciate more and more over time. Love my Master Control

[BraveBold]

Originally Posted by AEC

The Master Calendar does not have an annual calendar complication.

JLC watches are the sort you can appreciate more and more over time. Love my Master Control

Beautiful watch.

[BraveBold]

AEC is correct, not an annual calendar.

Had to post my relatively recent addition too:

[AEC]

Originally Posted by BraveBold

AEC is correct, not an annual calendar.

Had to post my relatively recent addition too:

[Skyrider01]

As stated above, not an annual calendar but a triple (also called a complete) calendar.
So you need to adjust it on months with less than 31 days.

[HamishHorologie]

Thanks for all the information folks. I guess the latest reference (Q4148420) is an annual calendar per the JLC website but the earlier references are not.


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[AEC]

Originally Posted by HamishHorologie

Thanks for all the information folks. I guess the latest reference (Q4148420) is an annual calendar per the JLC website but the earlier references are not.


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Perhaps I'm not seeing the same Q4148420 that you're seeing. When I navigate to it on JLC's web site that reference is described as having a Complete Calendar with a push-piece at 4:00 to set the date at the end of each month with less than 31 days (according to its owners manual). I don't see the words "Annual Calendar" anywhere on that page of the JLC site or in the owner's manual for Q4148420.

Just pointing this out so that you can double-check before purchasing with expectation of Annual Calendar functionality

[HamishHorologie]

Here’s what I’m seeing when I search for “annual calendar” on the JLC website. Further down that page it describes the functions.




https://www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/us-...lendar-watches

I’ll be in Las Vegas in a few weeks and plan to look at it at an AD there just to confirm without a doubt.

[Jerrocop]

Originally Posted by HamishHorologie

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I’ll be in Las Vegas in a few weeks and plan to look at it at an AD there just to confirm without a doubt.

Looking forward to your findings.

[tsekh]

Originally Posted by HamishHorologie

Here’s what I’m seeing when I search for “annual calendar” on the JLC website. Further down that page it describes the functions.




https://www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/us-...lendar-watches

I’ll be in Las Vegas in a few weeks and plan to look at it at an AD there just to confirm without a doubt.

I own this watch. It is NOT an annual calendar. It's just a regular calendar complication that goes to 31 every month. Not sure why it is listed like that on JLC website. If you go to the product page of the watch itself, it doesn't say annual calendar. In fact, I don't believe JLC offers any annual calendar watch at the moment.

[Jerrocop]

Confirming what everyone has been saying, this from JLC.

"This timepiece will need to be adjusted for months that contain less than 31 days. The date will need to be re-adjusted."