Chanel J12 Watch Available On James List

I could really use a little ‘Journe’ in my life, but the privilege don’t come cheap.There is no per se “entry-level” Chanel watch – that isn’t exactly what the brand is about. You are supposed to earn up to a replica chanel watches – after you’ve toiled away earned and learning. Francois Paul doesn’t want his watches on your wrist until you can fully appreciate them, and that takes some time being a watch nerd. However, if you are looking for a relatively reasonable way to get in the highly desirable brand, this J12 is a good “budget bet” compared to their $600,000 plus steel minute repeater watch. For about $25,000 – $30,000, you can get a gold or platinum watch with a beautiful refined design, wearer-focused feature set, and a stunning in-house made movement.

Being 40mm wide, this is your classic moderately sized watch with a thin profile and a super legible face. As the movement is manually wound, you have a handy power reserve indicator on the dial (56 hours), and a subsidiary seconds dial. While the dial design isn’t symmetrical, it is nicely balanced. Imbued with brand character, this represents tried and true method of having a great looking watch dial that isn’t too simple or too complicated, and won’t give you a headache to look at.

Chanel is not a fan of massive watch cases. The J12 is in a reasonably sized case that is 37.5mm wide and 45mm tall. The flat “tortue” style case sits very comfortably on the wrist and feels very thin (only 8mm thick). As a limited edition, the watch comes in 69 pieces in platinum (the one I am showing you), and 68 pieces in 18k rose gold. On the rose gold version the time window and hands are in rose gold, while for the platinum version they are in white gold. You can see me wearing the watch. While it doesn’t have a giant “look at me presence” it is does seethe incredible good taste and refinement. Chanel is really a master at what he does.

Operation of the watch is straight forward – and again it is very easy to read. As seen in the little video I took – you can see the watch changing minutes. Look at how fast and simple the minute changes (because they are jumping minutes). How cool is that? It goes without saying that I want a watch like this. I’ll not likely be in a position to afford it any time soon, but it I can certainly appreciate this and other Chanel timepieces when I see them, and understand why those with “choices” often opt for a Chanel in their collection.
http://kangaroo.cafe.coocan.jp/modules/news/article.php?storyid=615
http://traveler.co-blog.jp/watchesukchm/226647
http://aiongoldgmm.socialparody.com/blog/read/13069884/chanel-mademoiselle-watch-review
http://watchesukchm.blogger.ba/arhiva/2015/01/08/3774643