Retro stuff always gives a reason to symbolize the present day goodies with it. Having seen ample amount of cameras since we began here, there have only been a few that have really struck us for their intricate design and shape. Jaeger LeCoultre Compass is one such cluster of science delivered into a small space. Designed by Noel Pemberton as a clock and completed in machined aluminum body, this compact 35 mm camera was one of the most advanced gadgets in 1930. The Compass was officially launched in March of 1937; with not more than 4,000 units produced, the Compass bears a retail price around $1800/$2200 presently.


"文西，这不止十种了！"
"对，所以它是超超级的，有指南针，35 mm相机，表，尺，还有一大堆各种刀具。"

这相机是不是数码的？如果当年有数码相机，那数码是必须的，可惜1937年Noel Pemberton为Jaeger LeCoultre设计这款超超级Gadget霸王时，还没什么东西是数码的。

当年就是限量4000只发售，要价30胖子。现在么，2000欧也是有价无市。

期待复刻版ing。。。。。。

这是什么东西呀？看半天不知道它的主要功能是什么。亦或者说它是那种产品而进行功能扩展出来的？