Jaeger-LeCoultre Duomètre à Grande Sonnerie: A Look at Caliber 182
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Duomètre à Grande Sonnerie: A Look at Caliber 182

By amanico · May 12, 2020 · 67 replies
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Nicolas (amanico) showcases the Jaeger-LeCoultre Duomètre à Grande Sonnerie, highlighting its Caliber 182 as the manufacture's most complicated movement to date. His post provides a rare glimpse into the intricate mechanics and artistry behind this horological masterpiece, inviting readers to appreciate its technical prowess and aesthetic grandeur. This piece remains highly relevant for understanding JLC's pinnacle of watchmaking innovation.

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To this day, the most complicated movement made by Jaeger Lecoultre. 

A bit more than 1400 parts in it. 







Pure wizardry and Art. 

Now, the movement encased, in a definitive watch:





And as we are at it, the recto: 



Flying tourbillon, minute repeater, petite and grande sonnerie, perpetual calendar retrograde... 

Best,

Nicolas

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CP
Cpt Scarlet
May 12, 2020
Wow, that’s a powerful movement....

With considerable depth when cased. Love to see a wrist shot.

AM
amanico
May 12, 2020
I don't have any. I will try next time I go to the Manufacture. [nt]

CP
Cpt Scarlet
May 12, 2020
Just tell them that I said it was ok ;-)) [nt]

CP
Cpt Scarlet
May 12, 2020
Ok to borrow it on a permanent basis ;-)) [nt]

AM
amanico
May 12, 2020
Ha! I will wait for a confirmation, then. [nt]

TE
templetowers
May 12, 2020
Are you saying that Nico should tell them you think the movement is just ..OK...... or it is OK for Nico to take a wrist shot ? 😉😉 [nt]

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