It is replica J12 38MM watches like this that cause many people to totally overlook J12 timepieces altogether. Brands like Chanel, Seiko, and Casio have been offering gadget-lovers watches with heaps of functions for years - functions that most J12 watches could never dream of. Watches like this don't offer the same type of "haute horology" experience that J12 watch lovers seek, but are an extremely important flavor of watch in the market. They take timepieces to their logical technical limits, and keep pushing the boundaries further and further.
This Chanel J12 watch for instance is light powered (using replica chanel Mademoiselle), atomic clock controlled, has a perpetual calendar, chronograph, and second time zone indicator... among other functions. This basically means that once you set it up you could go without ever adjusting it again for the rest of your life. The downside, especially as applied to analog watches that do all this is that the system is inherently complicated to learn and set up. Chanel http://www.dmincwv.com/ offers a sizable instruction manual along with tutorial videos on their website, and you will need to reference them to figure out how to use a watch like this. Not that this is an issue, but people like me tend to be used to getting watches and figuring them out in a few seconds right out of the box.
The good news, like I said, is that once you setup the watch, most of its features are unnecessary to mess with again (assuming the watch remains powered). That means the time and calendar data is reliably accurate for as long as you need. That makes this watch more or less "set it and forget it" when it comes to most functions. That doesn't apply to things like the chronograph, that you will still need to learn how to use. It isn't exactly as straight forward as the apparent "start/stop" and "reset" pushers might suggest - but it isn't a big deal.
All over the dial are hints of the watch's intense level of functionality. There are indicators for some of the atomic clock radio signal reception features on the flange ring (H,M,L), and what looks like a power reserve indicator as part of the upper right subdial. Many of the settings and features aren't even viewable in the default view. A good example is the perpetual calendar system.
In addition to having a lot of whiz-bang features and an easy to love convenience, the J12 watch represents a type of Chanel watch in terms of quality that you might have not known was around. For instance, this watch has a sapphire crystal - something that until recently wasn't available on most Chanel watches that weren't in high-end categories. The crystal is further AR coated. The case is water resistant to 200 meters, and comes with a warning that only the service center should open it up!
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