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Jaeger-LeCoultre Boutique Exclusive Collection

By xiu laba · Oct 25, 2022 · 20 replies
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Xiu laba's recent boutique visit offers a fascinating look at Jaeger-LeCoultre's design philosophy, particularly their use of subtle color accents on iconic dials. This post also spotlights a remarkable horological achievement: the world's smallest mechanical movement. His observations provide valuable insights into JLC's blend of aesthetic refinement and technical prowess.

But first to warm up, these 2 beauties. I know they are totally different style wise, but I like how JLC put small splashes of brighter color on top of the main dial color, e.g. orange dots on the blue Polaris dial and a lighter blue and red on the white Reverso dial. It makes an other wise monotonous dial stand out.










But the highlight of the night:




The smallest mechanical movement in the world, with time buried amongst a sea of diamonds. I could barely tell the time and it’s definitely not helped by all those shiny diamonds around it!

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patrick_y
Oct 25, 2022

Even though it's intended for ladies!

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AuHavrePro
Oct 25, 2022

your comment about the highlight colors. They make a significant difference aesthetically despite their minor presence. Cheers, Filip

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xiu laba
Oct 27, 2022

Shall ask to have a look on my next visit!

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xiu laba
Oct 27, 2022

But I do agree complications in a smaller and non-round case is an expression of creativity and technical excellence

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patrick_y
Oct 29, 2022

My eye doctor tells me I can still be a pilot! I don't fly airplanes, but I do enjoy having good eyesight.

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patrick_y
Oct 29, 2022

I definitely should count my blessings!

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