I will continue to say that Jaeger-LeCoultre makes some of the best sport watches around and Jaeger-LeCoultre will continue to communicate very little about them. For the last several years with remarkable consistency, Jaeger-LeCoultre has released one or two new sport watches that offer a great style, interesting and useful complicated movements, masculine designs, and fair prices. This year that aggregate of qualities finds itself in the limited edition Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Chronograph Ceramic timepiece.
It looks like a watch Jaeger-LeCoultre has produced before because it uses an existing movement and similar name as other models. What you are seeing is mostly a refinement in terms of dial design and overall presentation as part of the larger and already very popular Master Compressor collection of sport pieces. What holds the collection together aside from large sizes and military-inspired looks is the "Compressor" crown. It operates differently from screw-down crowns in that you simply twist it from one side to another. White indicators means that it is locked while red indicators means that it is open for winding or being pulled out.
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