Jaeger-LeCoultre

This is a familiar feeling: you discover a watch, you fall in love with it, and some months after, the lust has gone. Each year, when I go to the SIHH, I have my horological " coups de coeur ". Some are here to stay, others go quite fast. I have a techniq...  

I had not been thinking about it for several weeks, but you have put the knife in the wound. Should I hate you or thank you?

I managed to try this watch on at the SIHH2016 and I quite liked it as it is rare that a reverse with a complication would fit my wrist (just under 16cm). I think it looks great on you and I actually think the price is not too bad for what it is. I am par... 

the previous version (which I own) is that it's a perfect match to my wife's duo, on both sides! That said, I totally concur with you on the relocation of the pusher to the bottom. More discreet=more class on an already elegant timepiece! J P.S. This was ...  

But I prefer still the overall aesthetics on mine for 2 reasons.. 1) Arabics for indices (one of the design points that I really like about my watch) 2) Arguably more presence on the verso(?) side with fat arabics, white indices over silver(?) and just a ...  

While yours is that touch of romantisme which is very moving. Best, my friend.

A much as I like the recto side, I would be hard-pressed not to always wear the verso side. Lovely report, and I can see that you are smitten by this piece. Cheers, John

Really like it & each time I've tried I've really liked the look. Plus the new trigger position is inspired - perfect at 3rd attempt. However, I have an original Duo and while the Tribute is inspired I don't think I'd ever get one. The two main reason... 

I tried this watch around 3 months ago. For me it felt small even despite the fact I love thin watches. I love the dials as they complement each other well.