Jaeger-LeCoultre Homage Watch by LIGE! $35 Open Heart Automatic Watch with Decorated Movement!

[@hakuthebigbadwolf3635]

Amazing filmography, I love the angles at which you shot your video really great quality production

[@TheWatchConcierge]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@zinoubensalem]

Would love to know if there is another watch that liooks like this one but thiner or better. tyy

[@TheWatchConcierge]

I recommend this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqrTZJiOh9iHb6s

[@memer12345]

Can you make a vedio of how to start that watch because my lige tourbillon watch is stooped I don't know how to do it

[@TheWatchConcierge]

You just wind it using the crown. Or shake it up since it is automatic. You can google “how to use an automatic watch”. Also, this watch does not have a tourbillon, it’s only a open heart showing the balance wheel. Thanks for watching!

[@AliexpressWatch]

Great review, is it still holding up ok, any problems with it?

[@TheWatchConcierge]

Thanks for watching! I don’t have the watch anymore but it was still working when I sold it.

[@JuanJaim]

I just got this watch, had my eye on it since it resembled the JLC that appears in Doctor Strange. My only complain is that it's chunkier than my other watches, but it's been good so far, does the job. There are numbers underneath the open heart, it goes from 20 to 0. I see there are some indicators as well. What is this for?

[@TheWatchConcierge]

The 20 to 0 number is to read 20 seconds stretches, but it’s ideal to the original watch that this one is paying homage to because it is a real tourbillon whereas this one is just a regular open heart with the balance wheel so it doesn’t really apply, so it’s more for the looks. Below that are the minute markers that go all around the dial. Thanks for watching!

[@popamonkey190]

Great review.

[@TheWatchConcierge]

Thanks for watching!

[@yominrak7975]

This watch is good for testing, I can change straps without much hesitation because it is inexpensive, and also I can be sure if getting Tissot would be good for me, as I actually do not take care of watch or wear watch a lot... haha.

[@TheWatchConcierge]

Yes these cheaper watches are definitely good for testing out what you like. Thanks for watching!

[@juliocfleal]

You still have this watch? Funciona bem? Vale a pena?

[@TheWatchConcierge]

Não tenho mais não. Mas não tive problemas com ele. Acho que a qualidade poderia ser melhor por isso sugiro procurar outras marcas que são melhores como Pagani Design ou San Martin. Mas pelo baixo custo desse eu acho que vale a pena e é um preço razoável.

[@viniciussantos9053]

Essa máquina dele é boa ? No aliexpress tá numa faixa de R$190

[@TheWatchConcierge]

Ainda não tive problemas mas é uma maquina Chinesa então a qualidade talvez seja mais ou menos e quem sabe até quando vai durar.

[@ien17]

Lug width?

[@genaldodasilva3438]

Ele é bonito social

[@TheWatchConcierge]

Concordo! Obrigado pelo comentario!

[@earthscannz5563]

so really its it own design - not a copy of a priceless brand - primo

[@maz6026]

There’s literally a half cut dial pasted over another full dial buried underneath, Chinese engineering at its finest😂😂🤣

[@TheWatchConcierge]

Pretty much😂 thanks for watching!

[@peraz968]

Hi. Nice video, thanks abaut that. Just want to say, just by weight you can not say anything abaut materials that been used to make tha watch. Actually stainless steel is less dens than most alloys. Like brass and bronze is a bit of denser than stainless steel. Just for you to know. It is usually abaut costs. Stainless steel and most of those cheap alloys are pretty much all pretty cheap, so it doesnt make so big differece. But the time that it takes to make all this stuff, like machining and drilling and so on, brass and broze are way more easyer to produce. I mean like a 5-10 times easyer and faster. So, it might be the reason why to use some unknown castings.. On the other hand, stainless steel is way more durable and log lasting etc. Of course all the surface will get damaged by the time, if it is coated with some other metals, like bronz, brass or even gold. Stainless steel is absolutely the most durable of all of those. Costs of the coatings I can not say anything, because I just do not know. But gold of course will pay at least what pays, something like a 40-80 dollars/gram just raff stuff. It used to around 40-50. Then corona and other shit came on and it get rised. Nowadays it is propably something like a 70 or even more dollars per one gram I guess. Not so sure, but anyone can chek it out on the internet, google etc. Not a big deal..

[@TheWatchConcierge]

@@peraz968 Thanks for the feedback!